TSMC, Trump and CHIPS
TSMC secures first US$1.5 billion subsidy, expects funding continuity under Trump
Despite concerns over President-elect Trump's criticism of Taiwan's alleged semiconductor industry appropriation, TSMC's CFO Wendell Huang expressed confidence that the company will continue receiving CHIPS Act funding as its Arizona projects progress.
Major tech firms may have to remain dependent on Taiwan-based plants, increasing their exposure to geopolitical risks.
Y.L. Wang, VP of fab operations at TSMC, will be elevated to senior VP for his efforts in resolving challenges at the foundry ...
TSMC on Thursday officially confirmed that its Fab 21 near Phoenix, Arizona, had begun high volume production of chips after ...
TSMC's Arizona Fab 21 began 4nm chip mass production in Q4 2024. Costs are higher than in Taiwan; 2nm production starts in ...
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TSMC restores operations after magnitude 6.4 quake halts production in TaiwanTSMC resumes production at facilities located in two cities in Taiwan that were affected by a magnitude 6.4 earthquake.
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TSMC Arizona's A16 processors may be in Apple devices soonTSMC's Arizona facility will soon begin shipping A16 processors for Apple It was back in 2020 when pressure over taxes ...
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Taiwan and TSMC Weather a 6.4 Magnitude EarthquakeTaiwan experienced a 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Tuesday. The quake struck near the city of Chiayi in Taiwan’s south, ...
TSMC's chip foundry in Arizona is not just making one Apple chip, as a second Apple design is reportedly now in production at ...
TSMC to increase capex by 34%, driven by AI spends and N2 node ramp. Peak margins expected, but structural improvements may ...
JX Advanced Metals has invested about 18 billion yen ($116 million) in a plant in Mesa, Arizona, which will become fully operational early this year. The facility will nearly double the company's U.S.
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