mutantsushi on 21 March 2021
Switch is on obsolete processor node (now 16nm without 3d AFAIK), whereas PS5 and the Serieses are at 5nm.
As it was when it when it was launched at 20nm without FinFet while PS4 Pro / One X were at 16nm with FinFET (3d) .
The newer nodes is normal companies want to be for performance/watt reasons, and so is most crunched while older is not.
Switch was already on strong trajectory so Nintendo likely already made strong orders so doesn't have supply problems.
Switch definitely isn't competing for the same factory production slots as PS5/XSn.
