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TSMC plans to make 30 percent of 2nm chips in Arizona.
C.C. Wei, the CEO of the Taiwanese chipmaker, said during an earnings call that Phoenix will become the site of an “independent leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing cluster.” TSMC has invested $100 billion in US chipmaking and aims to start producing 2nm or “even more advanced process technology” at its Phoenix plants by the end of this decade.
Amid a U.S. trade war, Nvidia is expanding domestic operations by producing AI supercomputers at two Texas factories, ...
In addition to AMD, both Apple and Nvidia have said that some of their chips are being produced at TSMC's Arizona plant. Su noted AMD had completed an acquisition of ZT Systems, a leading ...
Supercomputer manufacturing plants are coming to Texas, and are expected to ramp up in the next 12 to 15 months, Nvidia said.
Su also said that AMD is the lead high-performance customer for both the new Arizona Fab 21 and the 2nm process. Until now, AMD processors have been produced exclusively at TSMC's facilities in ...
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