Despite the US's new tariff policy and other macroeconomic circumstances, TSMC is on track to boost its 2nm and advanced ...

TSMC's Arizona Fab 21 has begun mass production of 4nm chips, targeting 30,000 wafers monthly by mid-year. Expansion phases will support 2nm tech by 2027. Meanwhile, TSMC eyes Texas for advanced ...

Rapidus plans to install as many as 10 EUV lithography tools into its upcoming fabs in Japan, reports TrendForce, citing ...

With 2nm mass production expected to ramp up in Taiwan this year, that potentially means the Arizona fab will be able to produce 2nm nodes without waiting for the next-generation process to enter ...

According to a report from Taiwan Economic Daily, TSMC is planning to build a number of new fabs at the Southern Taiwan ...

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While the company’s first 2nm-capable US fab is not expected to be operational until the end of the decade, this policy change signals Taiwan’s willingness to adapt to global market demands.

However, while TSMC can formally export its N2-series process to the U.S., its only currently planned 2nm-capable fab will only come online by the decade's end. "Those were old-time rules.

Fab 18 originally built chips using TSMC’s 5nm process and now also uses the 3nm process for more advanced chips. TSMC also produces 2nm chips at Fab 20 in Baoshan, according to TrendForce.