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2024-11-29

[News] TSMC Could Begin 2nm Chip Production in the U.S. No Earlier than 2028

The U.S. government’s efforts to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing continue to gain momentum. According to a report from TechNews, information submitted by TSMC to the U.S. Department of Commerce reveals that the 2nm process is expected to begin production in the U.S. as early as 2028. ...

2024-11-15

[News] TSMC Reports Progress on Arizona Fab, No Completion Ceremony Planned

According to a report from TechNews, on November 15th, TSMC founder Morris Chang attended National Taiwan University’s 96th anniversary event in person. During an interview with the media, Chang stated that the progress of TSMC’s Arizona fab construction in the United States is going well, but i...

2024-11-14

[News] TSMC Sued by Employees for Alleged “Anti-American” Discrimination in Arizona

According to Liberty Times, citing Forbes, a group of TSMC employees is suing TSMC, alleging "anti-American" discrimination, which they claim has led to the departure of American workers. In 2020, TSMC announced a USD 65 billion plan to build three fabs in Arizona, promising to create thousands ...

2024-11-06

[New] Texas Governor Reported to Visit TSMC, Offering Incentives to Attract Investment

According to a report from Commercial Times, citing industry sources, TSMC has become the focus of active collaboration efforts from various parties. The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, plans to visit TSMC after the U.S. elections to persuade the company to transfer its Arizona plant investment plan...

2024-10-25

[News] TSMC’s First Plant in Arizona Achieves Early Chip Production Yields Higher than Taiwan’s

According to a report from Bloomberg, TSMC's first wafer fab built in Arizona, USA, has achieved a major breakthrough in early production yield, surpassing that of similar factories in Taiwan. The report in Bloomberg indicates that, citing the words from TSMC’s U.S. division president Rick Cass...

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