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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co announced plans in 2021 to build a $7 billion chip plant in Kumamoto in southern Japans Kyushu. TSMC said last month the first Japanese factory would open in February with volume production in the fourth quarter, and that the company was also exploring building a second factory in the country.

TOKYO -- Toyota Motor will invest in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s Japanese subsidiary to fund the construction of a second chip plant in J

TOKYO -- Toyota Motor will invest in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s Japanese subsidiary to fund the construction of a second chip plant in J

Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC said on Tuesday it will build a second Japanese plant to begin operation by the end of 2027, bringing total investment in its Japan venture to more than $20 billion with the support of the Tokyo government.

Samsung Electronics and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) are building the most cutting-edge semiconductor plants only on their home turfs, even when they rush to expand investments in the U.S., Japan and elsewhere, because setting up advanced facilities abroad costs more and poses more political uncertainties, according to industry officials, Tuesday.

Samsung Electronics and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) are building the most cutting-edge semiconductor plants only on their home turfs, even when they rush to expand investments in the U.S., Japan and elsewhere, because setting up advanced facilities abroad costs more and poses more political uncertainties, according to industry officials, Tuesday.

KUMAMOTO, Japan (Kyodo) -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world's largest contract chipmaker, will build a second plant in the same town

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announces its preparing for 1nm production, plans a new cutting-edge facility for Taiwan.

Sam Altman is reportedly in discussions with key investors, and TSMC, to launch a new chip venture to design and build semiconductors for accelerating AI workloads.

Weak demand for Taiwans technology products amid global economic uncertainty has prompted the government to forecast that for 2023 the export-dependent economy will have grown at its slowest pace in 14 years.