Samsung foundry recovery gains pace, but 2nm, Taylor fab remain hurdles
<p class="P1" data-start="3897" data-end="4158">Samsung Electronics' foundry recovery is gaining pace as higher utilization, firmer pricing, and stronger advanced-node demand improve earnings, but a sustained return to profit will depend on 2nm yields and how quickly its Taylor fab in Texas ramps production.
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