Burn-Jeng Lin and Shang-Yi Chiang, two former prominent figures in TSMC R&D, recently made their first appearance together in ...

No one can be foolish enough to think that any US based TSMC fab will be even close to their fabs in Taiwan - their mainland fabs are basically their only key to continued existence.

Former TSMC co-CEO Shang-yi Chiang and renowned immersion lithography expert Burn Lin have weighed in on TSMC's dominance in ...

TSMC’s first US chip plant took significantly longer to build and begin production than was forecast, but the company ...

It's undeniable that expanding TSMC's US presence has long been a goal for the US. TSMC announced its first fab in 2020, initially committing $12 billion over 10 years. Since then, TSMC's ...

Indeed, Taiwan will remain TSMC's home turf, though, as the company preps to launch 11 new production lines on the island this year alone. This probably includes the company's Fab 20 near Baoshan ...

The funds will be used to expand TSMC's Arizona fab, as well as build three new semiconductor fabs, two semiconductor packaging fabs, and a research and development center in the United States.

TSMC announced its first fab in Arizona in May 2020. Since then, its presence has grown to three cutting-edge chip-making fabs and supporting facilities, representing a $65 billion investment and ...

TSMC’s recent investment is in addition to $65 billion the company already pledged toward building out of its north Phoenix fab site, marking the largest largest single foreign direct investment ...