Taiwan’s government reportedly toned down worries about TSMC's plans to invest another $100 billion in the US, potentially Americanizing the chip-making giant.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing plans to invest $100 billion to build out chip-making facilities in the U.S., according to people familiar with the matter. The company intends to make the investment over the next four years as part of a federal effort that could be announced as soon as later today,

Taiwan's cabinet spokesperson said on Tuesday that the government will take into account TSMC's development and Taiwan's position in the global chips industry when reviewing the chip foundry's investment plans in the United States.

This move aligns with the US strategy to strengthen domestic manufacturing and secure a larger share of the global semiconductor market.

Taiwan Semiconductor plans to invest $100 billion in U.S. for advanced semiconductor manufacturing, creating thousands of jobs and supporting AI development.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing will pour $100 billion into bolstering chip manufacturing in the U.S., President Donald Trump announced Monday.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s biggest semiconductor manufacturer, will invest $100 billion in the United States, President Donald Trump announced on Monday.

Chipmaking giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company plans to invest at least $100 billion to grow its US manufacturing operations, President Donald Trump announced from the White House on Monday alongside the firm’s CEO C.

TSMC shares opened down 2.25% on Tuesday after the world's largest contract chipmaker said it will invest $100 billion in the United States. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co announced the plan as CEO C.