TSMC has already committed $65 billion to build fabrication facilities in Arizona. It was not clear if the $100 billion investment was a separate funding commitment or included some of the money ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is building a €10bn chip plant in Dresden, Germany, the company’s first in Europe.

TSMC supplies a number of high-profile companies, for example Apple, which last week announced it would be investing more than $500bn into the US over the next four years, with a focus on ...

Per rumors, chips fabbed on TSMC’s 2nm process will likely cost double its 4 and 5nm chips, with rumored pricing of $30,000 per wafer. Source (in Chinese) Related articles.

TSMC added 1,300 more individuals in the first half of 2025. It hopes to have 90,000 by the conclusion of this year. It aims to have more than 100,000 employees around the world by 2026.

The Taiwanese chipset company TSMC found that some of its chips made their way to Huawei, according to an insider that spoke with Bloomberg. The report revealed a third-party client provided ...

TSMC’s growing energy requirements could place significant pressure on both the company and Taiwan during the latter part of the decade. According to a new report from S&P Global, the company’s ...

TSMC is going from its N naming convention—as in, N2, its 2nm process—to A for chips smaller than 2nm. The first of these will be A16 and A14, the latter of which TSMC just highlighted at the ...

TSMC made clear this week that it has big plans for Fab 21, its Arizona chip manufacturing campus. In an earnings call, TSMC CEO C.C. Wei dismissed reports that the company was considering a joint ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (TSMC) just unveiled its latest 1.4-nanometer (nm) A14 process that will enter production in 2028.

TSMC will have a 20% stake in the new venture. Instead of funding its stake with capital, TSMC will share some of its chipmaking practices with Intel employees and train them, added The Information.

HSINCHU, Taiwan :U.S. tariffs are having some impact but demand for artificial intelligence (AI) remains strong and continues to outpace supply, the chief executive of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC ...