With semiconductor heavyweights led by TSMC and Intel ramping up U.S. manufacturing, Arizona has emerged as a powerhouse for advanced chipmaking. As Commercial Times notes, SEMICON West—scheduled for October 7‑9, 2025—marks the first time the event moves from San Francisco to Phoenix, highligh...

As U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick floated the idea of a “50-50 split” in chip production between the U.S. and Taiwan in a NewsNation interview, Economic Daily News suggests TSMC is moving faster in Arizona. Its third fab could enter mass production as early as 2027—beating the original...

According to Liberty Times, TSMC has announced leadership changes for its Arizona operations. Effective October 1, Vice President Ray Chuang will succeed Dr. Y.L. Wang as CEO of TSMC Arizona. The report notes that the reshuffle underscores TSMC’s push to expand its U.S. investments and accelerate ...

According to Nikkei, MediaTek may produce some chips at TSMC’s Arizona plants, a plan Corporate Vice President JC Hsu said is still under consideration and could involve automotive products or other “sensitive” applications. This marks the first time MediaTek has signaled plans to join TSMC...

According to Commercial Times, TSMC reported a net profit of NT$398.27 billion in the second quarter of 2025. Within this, TSMC Arizona posted NT$4.232 billion in net income, its second straight quarter of profitability. For the first time, it also contributed NT$6.447 billion in investment income r...