Amon said that Qualcomm is first engaging in talks with Samsung Electronics among several semiconductor foundry companies about producing chips using the advanced two-nanometre process, News.Az reports, citing Reuters.
He added that the design work for the chips has already been completed, with commercialization planned in the near future.
Samsung Electronics' co-CEO and chip chief, Jun Young-hyun, said last week that recent supply deals with major customers had left its loss-making foundry business "primed for a great leap forward". Samsung Electronics signed a $16.5 billion deal with Tesla in July.
