TSMC commits $100bn more to make advanced chips in Arizona
The world’s biggest chip-maker, Taiwan’s TSMC, announced from the White House last night that it would add $100bn to the $65bn already committed to semiconductor manufacturing in the US, calling it “the largest single foreign direct investment in US history”.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing will again expand its Phoenix complex, to a new $165 billion stake. The move aims to avoid tariffs.
Kyle Rahn, a disabled vet who lost his federal job due to DOGE is U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego's guest at the address.
President Trump's threats against Taiwan, a key American partner vital for deterring China, highlight critical problems with ...
TSMC (NYSE: TSM), a Taiwanese manufacturer of semiconductors, has announced plans to invest at least $100 billion in the ...
Thousands more computer chip jobs could be coming to Arizona as TSMC unveils yet another major expansion plan.
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