CHIPS and Science Act, the federal government pledged $6.6 billion to help TSMC expand its U.S. operations in Phoenix.

As TSMC's capacities are fully booked through late 2027, its customers asked for more capacity in the U.S., says C.C. Wei.

The US$100 billion outlay may avert threatened tariffs, but it risks undermining the island’s strategically vital semiconductor industry.

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TSMC's packaging and R&D centers are new wrinkles for Arizona. Even before the announcement, TSMC had planned the largest single foreign direct investment in U.S. history. TSMC didn’t specify ...