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2025-02-11

[News] TSMC Reportedly Set to Announce New Chief Human Resources Officer at Its First U.S. Board Meeting

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According to a report from Liberty Times, TSMC will hold its board meeting in the U.S. on the 12th, marking the first time in the company's 37-year history that the board meeting will be held outside Taiwan. The Liberty Times report states that the agenda for this board meeting includes discussio...

2025-02-10

[News] TSMC Expects Q1 Revenue at Lower End of Guidance due to Earthquake, with NT$5.3 billion Losses

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Following the 6.4 earthquake on January 21, TSMC quickly restored operations and resumed normal production within a few days, though the full impact has not been disclosed. Today, the Taiwanese foundry giant announced in a press release that due to a number of wafers in process being affected and sc...

2025-02-10

[News] TSMC’s U.S. Board Meeting Focus at a Glance: Potential Expansion Amid Chip Export Restrictions

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TSMC will hold its first board meeting in the U.S. on February 11, 2025, where it plans to announce senior management updates. Notably, markets are watching whether the foundry giant will announce new U.S. investments, especially with Trump pushing for advanced chips to be made in the U.S. and hinti...

2025-02-10

[Insights] Exploring Rapidus’ Path to 2nm Mass Production: 3 Key Challenges Ahead

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Japan’s Rapidus has gained attention for its progress on 2nm chips, a market supposedly dominated by foundry giants like TSMC, Intel, and Samsung. According to Nikkei, the company plans trial production in April and aims to provide 2nm samples by June. To fully understand Rapidus’ potential a...

2025-02-08

[News] TSMC Reportedly Halts 14/16nm Chip Shipments to Chinese IC Firms unless Packaged by Approved OSATs

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As the former Biden administration tightened chip export controls, targeting processors with 30 billion transistors at 16/14nm or smaller nodes, TSMC followed suit. Chinese media ijiwei reports that TSMC notified many Chinese IC firms it would halt shipments of 16/14nm and below products from Januar...

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