In a new report posted by ChinaTimes it has been outlined that Nvidia's upcoming "Ampere" GPUs will indeed use TSMC's 7nm process node technology, while the next-generation "Hopper GPU" family would likely be based on Samsung's 5nm EUV process node. There have been some rumors circulating before as well as to whether Nvidia will tap TSMC's 7nm process node to manufacture the AMPERE lineup of cards. The report suggests that Nvidia's Ampere GPUs for the HPC segment, data center, and most probably even for Gaming, will be based on TSMC's advanced 7nm manufacturing process. However, there's also a chance that "Ampere" is just a logical successor to VOLTA and will only be used and implemented on the company's professional-grade enterprise GPUs, and not the gaming consumer cards which are expected later this year. But this has not being fully confirmed yet.

This said brief report didn't confirm Nvidia will be using 7nm for Ampere, while the first sentence appeared to be saying so, it was merely a conclusion from internet rumor summarized into a sentence, followed by information released from recent Samsung's quarterly statement, which is of course misleading.

The report stated in the end that the real answer will only be given by NVIDIA's CEO on GTC 2020. (which is also an assumption, again a clear demonstration of Taiwanese journalism's lower quality)