According to media reports, Samsung Electronics' current 2nm process yield remains below the 60% threshold required for mass production, standing at approximately 55%. If the process is further incorporated into back-end processing steps, considering performance grading and the yield losses incurred during back-end packaging and testing, the actual yield of Samsung's 2nm process, based on final finished products, may drop to around 40%. It is worth noting that in the second half of 2025, its 2nm yield was only 20%. The improvement to nearly 55% within less than a year represents significant progress. However, only when the yield steadily exceeds 60% or higher will it be able to attract key customers to place large-scale orders.