TSMC looks to 5nm MRAM, plans first European design centre
By Nick Flaherty, eeNews Europe | May 27, 2025
Taiwanese foundry TSMC is to set up its first design centre in Europe and is looking at a significant leap in memory technology for automotive applications.
The EU Design Centre (EUDC) will be based in Munich is expected to focus on automotive, but will also support chip designs for industrial applications, artificial intelligence (AI), telecoms and the Internet of things (IoT).
With this in mind, TSMC has qualified its 28nm resistive RRAM memory for automotive applications, with a 12nm version expected to meet the same stringent automotive quality requirements with a 6nm version planned. It also planning a 5nm MRAM magnetic memory.
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