TSMC Arizona's progress demonstrates the feasibility of replicating advanced semiconductor manufacturing hubs in America.

TSMC will change production timelines for two planned fabs by several quarters because of high demand for chips to power artificial intelligence.

TSMC reportedly has fired several employees who were suspected of stealing trade secrets related to the company’s chip ...

Trump is reportedly pressurizing TSMC to either acquire a 49% stake in Intel or commit to investing an additional $400 ...

Several current and former TSMC employees are accused of stealing the company’s 2nm trade secrets, with the group allegedly ...

As reported by The Arizona Republic’s Russ Wiles, TSMC originally had planned a $12 billion project in north Phoenix. That has since become a $40 billion play to build two fabs, or factories, on ...

(The Center Square) – Another $6.6 billion has been awarded to Arizona’s Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company just days after numerous former TSMC employees filed a class action lawsuit ...

TSMC Arizona leads the way as semiconductor manufacturers find a new home in Phoenix and change the face of the industry. Back in 2020, TSMC Arizona, kicked off what has grown into a commitment to ...

Apple plans to invest in Amkor Technology's proposed semiconductor packaging plant in Peoria, marking the facility's first ...

Taiwanese semiconductor-related stocks rose after President Trump said companies that have committed to investing in the U.S.

According to Liu, TSMC's second Arizona plant—which is supposed to become the most advanced facility in the US—likely won't start volume production of advanced chips until 2027 or 2028.

The Taiwanese Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) first announced plans to build a $12B chip-fabrication plant in Arizona in 2020. It wasn’t long before the company started seeking subsidies.