U.S. Commerce Department Announces $6.6 Billion Subsidy for TSMC’s Arizona Semiconductor Production – TechStory
The U.S. Commerce Department has just unveiled a plan to provide Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), with a whopping $6.6 billion subsidy. This generous financial backing is geared towards facilitating cutting-edge semiconductor production right in the heart of Phoenix, Arizona,
Biden announces another huge deal with Taiwan-based semiconductor manufacturer; how will it benefit US?
Amid escalating tension between China and the US, President Joe Biden announced a multi-million-dollar deal with a Taiwan-based semiconductor manufacturer to bolster America’s chip manufacturing. Taiwan chip giant, which is headquartered in Hsinchu, will support the construction of facilities across
TSMC to make world’s most advance semiconductors in US
To boost the supply chain of semiconductors on the home soil, the US Commerce Department has signed an accord with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to build the world’s most advanced semiconductors at Arizona in Phoenix by the end of 2030,
Semiconductor manufacturing company to build 3rd factory in Arizona with support from CHIPS Act
The support will bring TSMC’s investment in Arizona to $65 billion and funding from the CHIPS and Science Act will help the company train and develop workers. PHOENIX — Editor’s note: The video at the top of this page is
Domestic Component Industry Intensifies Race to Dominate Semiconductor Glass Substrates
Semiconductor glass substrate With the global surge in artificial intelligence (AI) prompting major tech companies like Apple to consider incorporating next-generation glass substrates in semiconductor processes, South Korean conglomerates including SKC, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, and LG Innotek have
Domestic Component Industry Intensifies Race to Dominate Semiconductor Glass Substrates
Semiconductor glass substrate With the global surge in artificial intelligence (AI) prompting major tech companies like Apple to consider incorporating next-generation glass substrates in semiconductor processes, South Korean conglomerates including SKC, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, and LG Innotek have
Seoul Semiconductor Proves Crisis-Resilient, Performing Better in Revenue Growth Than the Other Top 5
“Gold+ Member: Global LED Market Demand and Supply Database and LED Industry Quarterly Update” released by TrendForce in March 2024 SEOUL, South Korea–Seoul Semiconductor (KOSDAQ:046890), a global optical semiconductor company, ranked third in the category of visible light for the
Seoul Semiconductor Proves Crisis-Resilient, Performing Better in Revenue Growth Than the Other Top 5
“Gold+ Member: Global LED Market Demand and Supply Database and LED Industry Quarterly Update” released by TrendForce in March 2024 SEOUL, South Korea–Seoul Semiconductor (KOSDAQ:046890), a global optical semiconductor company, ranked third in the category of visible light for the
Learning from US how to attract semiconductor factories
While delving into the competition to attract semiconductor factories in the U.S., your reporter encountered an intriguing observation: Through intense competition, the 50 states are transforming themselves into ‘semiconductor-friendly’ environments. They are learning from past failures, increasing investments in education
Learning from US how to attract semiconductor factories
While delving into the competition to attract semiconductor factories in the U.S., your reporter encountered an intriguing observation: Through intense competition, the 50 states are transforming themselves into ‘semiconductor-friendly’ environments. They are learning from past failures, increasing investments in education