Trump has been touting TSMC’s $100 billion plan to build new factories in the US as a strategic win. But former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger suggests the investment is merely a facade that masks the US' ...

It was not so long ago when we heard that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSM) was looking to set up a joint venture ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. isn’t engaged in discussions to form a venture or share its technology with any company, its top executive said, dismissing persistent speculation that the ...

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Make smarter investments with weekly expert stock picks from the Smart Investor Newsletter. The preliminary agreement, as it is being called, calls for TSMC to take a 20% stake in Intel’s ...

Intel has been publicly struggling for ... have initiated talks between the two chip manufacturers. TSMC has recently increased investments in the U.S. including at its Arizona facility that ...

(Ask me what I really think.) Intel and TSMC have reached a preliminary deal for a joint venture to operate Intel’s chip factories, with TSMC taking a 20% stake. But how helpful this will be to ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — TSMC’s recently announced NT$3.29 trillion (US$100 billion) investment will not revive the US chip industry, said former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, reported the Financial Times.

Recent rumors surrounding TSMC's role in rescuing Intel have sparked much debate. However, Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, kept a remarkably low profile at the company's Vision 2025 conference ...

AMD put out a release yesterday, justifiably crowing that one if its EPYC "Venice" processors was the first HPC product to tape out and be brought up on TSMC's advanced 2nm (N2) chip process tech.

TSMC, the world's leading chip foundry, is embarking on an unprecedented global expansion that is testing the resilience of Taiwan's "silicon shield" while drawing skepticism about rumored ...

Intel has entered a deal to offload 51% of its stake in Altera, a specialised chipmaker focusing on programmable logic devices, to Silver Lake investment firm. Before it was owned by Intel, Altera ...