TSMC, one of the leading chip makers and a key supplier of Apple, began manufacturing chips at its first plant in the US in Arizona late last year. It took the Taiwan-based chip maker nearly five ...

Analysts from ING and Morgan Stanley said in separate research reports that earlier pledges by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to invest in chip production in the US would ...

Earlier this year, TSMC started producing chips at its plant in Arizona. Before that, there were talks about US chip production costs being higher than Taiwan’s. Also, comments made by the TSMC ...

TSMC’s first US chip plant took significantly longer to build and begin production than was forecast, but the company says that future plants will proceed at a significantly faster pace.

With reference to Netcompany Group A/S’ (“Netcompany”) company announcement no. 09/2025 of 10 February 2025 regarding an agreement of a transaction whereby a newly formed company of Netcompany and SDC ...

TSMC's U.S. chip production efforts won't be making the latest chips for Apple products for the foreseeable future, with factories that haven't broken ground lagging roughly five years behind ...

Apple may adopt TSMC's 2-nanometer process technology for its mobile chips in 2026, moving beyond the current 3-nanometer technology, according to industry sources. The transition appears ...

That is quite a statement. We are constantly reading about the importance of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), hailed in Taiwan as the nation’s “silicon shield” protecting it from hostile ...

While recent reports suggest TSMC's 2nm trial production is progressing steadily, DIGITIMES Research analyst Luke Lin cautions that actual yield rates will vary depending on the chip design ...

And that was not all. I remember I was on my way back from the exhibition to the hotel when I was alerted that C.C. Wei, chairman and CEO of TSMC, the world's biggest contract chipmaker ...

TSMC, the world’s biggest semiconductor manufacturer, produces chips for companies including Apple, Intel and Nvidia. The company had already announced plans to invest more than $65 billion in ...