TSMC A14 reportedly slated for mass production in first half of 2028
Wccftech, citing DigiTimes, reports that TSMC's A14 process is planned to enter mass production in the first half of 2028, following risk production in the second half of 2027. Fab 20 and Fab 25 are named as the primary production sites. ETNews, as cited by Wccftech, reports that A14 is intended to scale SRAM bit cells from 0.021 µm² to 0.017 µm². DigiTimes also reportedly estimates that TSMC's 2028 A14 capacity could be 7.5 times Intel's 14A capacity; this figure is attributed to the report.
The report describes A14 and Intel 14A as key process technologies as chipmakers compete for supply of next-generation AI chips, placing the reported TSMC schedule within the advanced-node capacity race.
TSMC To Commence A14 Process Node Mass Production in the First Half of 2028, Eyeing a 7.5x Capacity Versus Intel’s 14A and Scaling SRAM After Almost A Decade
Hassan Mujtaba•Oct 29, 2026 at 04:20am EDT
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