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C.C. Wei, the CEO of the Taiwanese chipmaker, said during an earnings call that Phoenix will become the site of an ...
TSMC Chair and CEO C.C. Wei (魏哲家) on Thursday said that one-third of the firm's sub-2nm capacity will eventually be made at ...
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Axios Phoenix on MSNTSMC says it will manufacture 30% of most advanced chips in ArizonaTSMC's CEO told investors the company's Phoenix investment scope will create "an independent leading-edge semiconductor ...
Taiwan's tech giants are grappling with rising costs and logistical hurdles as they follow TSMC into the US, responding to pressure from Washington to localize advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
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ExtremeTech on MSNAMD Says Its Venice Epyc CPU Is Taped Out and Ready for ProductionIt wasn’t all that long ago that AMD released its 5th Gen Epyc processors for data centers, but it’s already making progress ...
AMD is proud to announce its deep partnership with TSMC, with its next-gen EPYC 'Venice' CPU the first HPC chip made on ...
Taiwan Semiconductor's US manufacturing strategy, bolstered by CHIPS Act, reduces geopolitical risks. Read why TSM stock is a Strong Buy heading into Q1 report.
TSMC has reportedly asked its supply chain to speed up efforts to build US facilities in response to customer demands. The company’s third wafer fab in Arizona, Fab 21p, is expected to break ground in ...
Advanced Micro Devices said on Tuesday its key processor chips would soon be made at TSMC's new production site in Arizona, ...
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. CEO Lisa Su confirmed Tuesday that the company is ready to start chip production at Taiwan ...
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 ...
After Nvidia reaffirmed plans to make supercomputer chips at TSMC's Arizona factory, global chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices chimed in to confirm its own deal with TSMC in Phoenix. Another major ...
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