Digitimes October 21, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Samsung shifts M2800 modem to 2nm, frees 4nm capacity for HBM base dies

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Samsung Electronics is transitioning its 4nm production capacity to HBM, with its next-generation mobile modem, the M2800, set to move to a 2nm process. The freed 4nm capacity will primarily support production of HBM base dies, which handle control functions at the bottom of HBM stacks.

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Samsung shifts M2800 modem to 2nm, frees 4nm capacity for HBM base dies

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