Report: Rapidus considering delaying 2nm advanced process mass production to fiscal 2028
IT之家 November 13 news: Japan's Jiji Press reported on the 11th local time that the country's advanced semiconductor manufacturer Rapidus is considering postponing the mass production timing of its 2nm logic semiconductor advanced process by one year to fiscal 2028 (April 2028 to March 2029).

Rapidus started trial production of 2nm transistors in 2025. Sources told the Japanese media that since then Rapidus has faced numerous obstacles in the technical development of integrating transistors with other components and has been unable to achieve its high-performance targets; other reports say Rapidus is working to improve chip yield.
- "Report: Rapidus encounters problems with SRAM, mass production target within fiscal 2027 faces challenges"
- https://www.jiji.com/jc/article?k=2026111000768
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