According to ChainCatcher on November 10, Rapidus, a chip manufacturer backed by the Japanese government, may fail to achieve 2-nanometer chip mass production by March 2028 as planned. The company has not yet successfully fabricated a functional static random-access memory (SRAM) cell, a critical component for 2-nanometer production originally scheduled for summer 2026, and is already several months behind schedule. A Rapidus spokesperson stated the company remains committed to launching mass production in the second half of fiscal 2027, with technical details kept confidential.

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