Samsung Electronics expands cooperation with British Arm on GAA process technology = South Korean report

Samsung Electronics' foundry division applies British semiconductor design giant Arm's next-generation SoC (system-on-chip) IP core to the GAA process, a new transistor technology.
Then he announced. Kye Jung-wook, Director of the Design Platform Development Office of the Foundry Business Division, said, ``The GAA Pro
"We can provide high-performance, low-power products using process technology to fabless companies." This collaboration means that Arm's long-standing CPU IP core will be transferred to Samsung Electronics' foundry.
It can be analyzed that this is an extension of the cooperative relationship that has been achieved through optimization and mass production through a variety of processes. Through the cooperation of both companies, we will provide products to fabless companies as appropriate, and provide PPA (processing capacity, power, area).
can be realized with a higher-order former. From the beginning of this cooperation, both companies adopted design-manufacturing co-optimization (DTCO), which simultaneously optimizes design and manufacturing. Arm's latest design and support
Musun Electronics' GAA process maximizes the effectiveness of PAA. Samsung Electronics is expanding its foundry industry by collaborating with Arm and other IP core manufacturers in Korea and abroad.
The company is striving to secure new customers. The company's foundry market share is expected to reach 24% in 2028, more than double the 12% share in 2023.