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2026-08-12•1 min read

Samsung Foundry Delays 1.4nm Process Node to 2029, Pushes High-NA EUV Adoption

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"Pushing the bleeding-edge roadmap back two years to fix current yields is a quiet admission that the foundry is struggling to absorb the massive capital costs of next-generation lithography."

Samsung Foundry Delays 1.4nm Process Node to 2029, Pushes High-NA EUV Adoption
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Executive Summary

  • •The manufacturer abandons its original 2027 timeline for the SF1.4 node to prioritize refining its 2nm yields.
  • •Production will focus heavily on the SF2 family to fulfill a long-term AI processor supply agreement with Tesla through 2033.
  • •The costly High-NA EUV lithography tools won't enter mass production until the 1nm-class SF1A node arrives at the end of the decade.

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Samsung Foundry delays its 1.4nm node to 2029 and pushes High-NA EUV to 2030. The manufacturer abandons its original 2027 timeline for the SF1.4 node to prioritize refining its 2nm yields. Production will focus heavily on the SF2 family to fulfill a long-term AI processor supply agreement with Tesla through 2033. The costly High-NA EUV lithography tools won't enter mass production until the 1nm-class SF1A node arrives at the end of the decade. "We wanted to apply High-NA EUV to mass production at nodes such as 2nm and 1.4nm, but the technology still requires further improvements." — Chang Min Park
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Primary Impact

TSMC and Intel Foundry gain a critical two-year window to capture market share in the sub-2nm node space, specifically targeting high-margin AI accelerator and mobile SoC clients.

Strategic Shift

Foundries are retreating from aggressive marketing-driven node shrinking to focus on practical yield optimization, as the extreme capital expenditure of High-NA EUV breaks traditional Moore's Law economics.

The Ripple Effect

Samsung will likely discount its SF2 node family aggressively over the next 36 months to retain existing clients and offset the lack of a 1.4nm competitive offering.

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