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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is reportedly in touch with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) to launch an AI chip fabrication plant. According to The Financial Times, Altman, who aims to raise billions of dollars from global investors for a chip plant, is also talking with the Taiwanese giant TSMC. Both OpenAI and TSMC did not comment on the story.

Plus: What the heck is up with tech layoffs?

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Sam Altman: Abu Dhabi-based G42 and Japans SoftBank Group are among the firms that have held discussions with the OpenAI boss, but the talks are still early and a full list of involved partners and funders has not been established, the report said.

Plus: What the heck is up with tech layoffs?

Lai Ching-te, who won Taiwan’s presidential election last Saturday, will be facing a crossroads in the country’s technology industry when he takes office in May. Lai’s administration will be the third term of Democratic Progressive Party rule in Taiwan, and he is widely expected to continue the work of his predecessor, Tsai Ing-wen, when it comes to supporting one of the country’s biggest economic drivers and most valuable exports: its semiconductor industry. Lai ha...

All TSMC and co need now is for us to keep chatting with bots, create AI-generated cat videos, and let computers write school essays. Global semiconductor industry revenue will climb at least 10 percent this year

Plus: What the heck is up with tech layoffs?

Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC will open its long-awaited Japanese foundry on February 24 – while the opening of its second plant in the US will be delayed.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. or TSMC (TSM) reported Thursday that its fourth-quarter profit declined from last year, while revenue was essentially flat.