TSMC’s $100 billion pledge won’t resurrect US chipmaking, says Intel’s ex-CEO
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s pledge to spend an extra $100 billion on advanced manufacturing plants in the US will do little to help the country restore its global lead in chipmaking, according to Pat Gelsinger, who was forced out as chief executive of Intel late last year.
Intel, TSMC tentatively agree to form chipmaking joint venture, the Information reports
Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co have reached a preliminary agreement to form a joint venture to operate the U.S. chipmaker's factories, the Information reported on Thursday, citing two people involved in the discussions.
TSMC said on Monday that its newly built domestic fab would add 7,000 tech jobs to the island's economy and that it will ...
What Happened: Intel and TSMC have reached a preliminary agreement to form a joint venture that will take over the operations of Intel's manufacturing facilities, reported Reuters via The ...
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TSMC's Japanese subsidiary, JASM, hosted its annual new employee enrollment ceremony, a tradition for many Japanese companies ...
According to The Information’s report, TSMC would own 20% of the joint venture. It’s not clear if Intel or some other company or companies will own the remaining 80%, but earlier this year ...
The long-running saga of Intel’s foundry woes opened a hopeful chapter this week with the news that Intel and its partner/ rival TSMC will join forces to create a new venture. That entity will ...
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