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Trump tariffs drive Intel and TSMC closer to protect chip supply chains and reduce exposure to import penalties.

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 ...

Semiconductor giants Intel and TSMC are reportedly teaming up. The two firms are said to have reached a tentative agreement to create a joint venture that will operate Intel’s chipmaking ...

TSMC has reportedly proposed a joint venture to operate Intel's foundry division, engaging companies like Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, and Qualcomm. The plan suggests that TSMC would not hold more than ...

Both Intel and TSMC have announced multibillion-dollar investments in the US and are receiving billions from the CHIPS Act. But even those facilities aren't enough to supply all of the US's chip ...

C.C. Wei, Chairman and CEO of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), speaks next to U.S. President Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, as they make an announcement ...

including Intel. Attracted in part by TSMC’s growing hub, which was acknowledged by President Trump in the White House, dozens of companies have ramped up their Arizona investments. These ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Intel are rumored to be discussing a joint venture to manufacture chips. The potential venture could involve TSMC taking a 20% stake and providing ...

Apple supplier TSMC has reached a preliminary agreement with Intel that will see TSMC operating Intel’s chipmaking facilities, reports The Information. TSMC will own a 20 percent stake in the ...

He said TSMC’s board had never taken up the issue. Fresh investment from TSMC could help shore up Intel’s finances. The company reported a $19 billion loss last year but much of that was an ...

TSMC founder Morris Chang predicted that Intel and Samsung couldn't succeed in the foundry business due to fundamental cultural differences—and nearly two decades later, his foresight is proving ...