Samsung 28nm Still Does Not Yield?
April 1, 2013
As if Samsung didn’t have enough to worry about with their new neighbor to the North (Korea) declaring war on them, Samsung 28nm is still NOT yielding. In my previous blog “Can Samsung Deliver as Promised?” I wondered what will power the new Galaxy S4 phones that Samsung has been over marketing. You would think it would be a 28nm version of the Exynos 5 Octa SoC that was launched at CES in January with former President Bill Clinton. As it turns out that is not the case, which of course pleases me to no end. I like honesty, I like transparency, I don't like Samsung.
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