TSMC Tightens Grip on Advanced AI Chip Production for Chinese Firms Amid U.S. Pressure
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, has informed its Chinese clients that it will stop producing their most advanced AI chips, specifically those utilizing a 7-nanometer process or smaller.
Reuters and Bloomberg report that TSMC, GlobalFoundries, and another unnamed company have completed agreements to receive ...
To put this in context, as we reported last week, Nvidia just surpassed Apple and Microsoft in terms of market cap - that ...
TSMC confirms its $65B U.S. investment plan remains steady despite Trump's election and his critique, eyeing Chips Act ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s sales rose 29.2% in October, the slowest pace of growth since February in a ...
Chipmaker TSMC's investment plan in the United States remains unchanged, the company said, responding to a question on the ...
TSMC saw its monthly revenue top NT$300 billion (approx. US$9.4 billion) for the first time in October 2024, driven by a rise ...
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TSMC, GlobalFoundries Finish Talks Over Billions in Chips AwardsTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and GlobalFoundries Inc. have finished negotiating binding agreements for billions of ...
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