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TSMC's Japan unit fab swings to profit in Q1The subsidiary of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) in Kumamoto, Japan, turned a profit in the first quarter of this year, marki...- Armed with 5 b subsidy, TSMC breaks ground on 11 b German chip factoryTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co started building its first European plant in Dresden, Germany, intending to ensure stable chip suppli...
- Trillion-dollar chip giant: Five things to know about TSMCTaiwanese semiconductor titan TSMC briefly joined a rarefied club of companies valued at more than $1 trillion on Monday. It works closely ...
- Japan pledges a further $4.9 billion to help TSMC expand Japan productionJapan offers subsidies to TSMC for a second chip fabrication plant. TSMC's first factory in Kumamoto opens. It plans to produce advanced ch...
- Chip giant TSMC shifts away from hotspot Taiwan with Japan plantTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which counts Apple and Nvidia as clients, produces half the world's chips, used in everything f...
- Japan takes Taiwan's helping hand on long road to chip revivalThat Japan turned to TSMC for help on an industry it once dominated reflects the Taiwan chipmaker's dominant position in the foundry busine...
- TSMC to launch chipmaking plant in Japan, but US plant to face delaysIn recent years, the company has had to navigate geopolitical tussles between the United States and China as the two face off over technolo...
- Taiwan's TSMC prizes Japan's chips skills amid Arizona factory problemsTSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, is frustrated in Arizona, the sources said, where it has struggled to recruit workers for the...
- Taiwan chip giant TSMC says Arizona plant making 'fast progress'Recent comments from the company on skilled worker shortages had incited ire from Arizona's unions, leading to scathing op-eds in local out...
- Chip shortage in Germany's car industry will last years: Audi's Renate VachenauerBerlin has been courting the world's largest contract chipmakers with billions of euros in subsidies. Chipmakers such as US Intel and Taiwa...
- Taiwan chipmaker TSMC approves $3.8 billion Germany factory planThe company, in a brief statement after a board meeting, said it had approved the investment of up to 3.499 billion euros in a TSMC-majorit...
- Germany earmarks €20 billion for chip industry in coming yearsAs per Germany's economy ministry, the money will come from the Climate and Transformation Fund.
- Germany earmarks €20 billion in subsidies for chip industryThe ministry said Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC has also expressed interest in investing in a semiconductor production facility...
- Global chip race touches off spending spree, led by Intel’s $50-billion campaign targeting semiconductorsIntel’s largest layout in Europe will be its $32.8 billion plant in Germany.
- Chipmakers' plans for factories in Europe, US and AsiaIndia, Taiwan and South Korea have offered incentives such as tax breaks to boost domestic chip production. Here are some of the chipmakers...
- Intel to spend $33 billion in Germany in landmark expansionThe deal to build two leading-edge semiconductor facilities in the eastern city of Magdeburg involves 10 billion euros in German subsidies,...
- Germany refusing Intel's additional demand for subsidies for chip plant: reportThe company was due to receive 6.8 billion euros in government support for its fabrication plant in Germany. However, due to higher energy ...
- TSMC plans for first German chip fab with cost up to €10 billionIn 2021, TSMC Chairman Mark Liu told shareholders that the company had begun assessments on establishing manufacturing operations in German...
- The global fight over semiconductors is about to get even worseThe dearth of semiconductors has brought some car manufacturing to a halt and delayed shipments of game consoles and smartphones, waking Wa...
- Intel seeks $10 billion in subsidies for European chip plantPat Gelsinger, on his first European tour since taking charge, met European Commissioner Thierry Breton in Brussels on Friday.
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