I'm speaking more to the future as current shortages are what they are...3nm by end of 2022 apparently but I don't think they're talking mass production on that, just a functioning process. No idea what the new fab here is going to be on as it's not slated to be running until 2024, if I remember right....you'd think 3nm, based on projections. Lot of money going in to it...city of Phoenix committed like $140m just for road improvements to the facility. What they really need to be concentrating on is their water infrastructure...which, I can almost guarantee, is a big reason they're coming here. I hope Phoenix did their homework as these facilities don't play around when it comes to water supply/demand. Not sure who's 3rd/4th...I'd have to imagine Samsung's 3rd as they've got their fingers in so many pies.