TSMC delays $40bn chip fab in Arizona due to skilled worker shortage
Sending workers from Taiwan to help train local talent
News - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
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TSMC chairman on Chinese invasion of Taiwan: "Nobody can control TSMC by force"
Says that chip fabs need global connectivity to run
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Commerce Secretary: Chinese invasion of Taiwan would cut off chips, cause "deep and immediate recession" in US
As part of CHIPS Act promotion
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Report: Data center semiconductors face supply issues, as delays hit chip manufacturing equipment
Samsung technical issues also delay high-end chips
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TSMC to begin R&D for 1.4nm chip technology
Chip maker to repurpose 3nm team once chips enter production
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Major power outage in Taiwan disrupts Internet connectivity
Chipmaker TSMC still investigating if it was impacted
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Covid and labor shortages lead to construction delays at TSMC's Arizona chip fab
Don't expect chip production to start until 2024
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TSMC plans to spend $44 billion on increasing chip manufacturing capacity this year
As the global chip shortage drags into its third year
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Taiwan should adopt a “broken nest” policy and destroy TSMC in wake of any Chinese invasion, suggests US military paper
Destroying the world’s major semiconductor market might be more of an invasion deterrent than actual open conflict, military paper suggests
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TSMC could set up a chip fab in Germany
In early talks with the state government as it seeks incentives
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Taiwan hopes to cooperate with Eastern European countries on chip manufacturing
Courting Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Lithuania bid for fab site
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Japan to support chip fabs with $5.2bn fund
As nations around the world pump money into semiconductors