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Semiconductor giant TSMC is looking to recruit new engineers and production line operators across its home base of Taiwan.

TAIPEI—Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, will recruit more than 6,000 new staff ...

OPENEDGES, the memory system IP provider, including DDR memory controller, DDR PHY, on-chip interconnect, and NPU IP together as an integrated solution ...

The New York Times published a report on the world's largest chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's $40 billion high-end chip manufacturing project in Arizona on Wednesday, revealing the other side of what US President Joe Biden hailed as "a game changer" project: a bad business decision.

Earlier this week, a report citing supply chain sources claimed that Intel had deferred a chip order with TSMC, sparking rumours that upcoming products, like Arrow Lake processors, would be delayed. Intel CEO, Pat Gelsinger, recently had the opportunity to refute that rumour directly. As reported by Tom's Hardware, speaking on a recent conference call, …

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Companys (TSMC) decision to bring advanced microchip production to the US appears to be facing increasing skepticism these days. The latest example is an article published on Wednesday by The New York Times, which cited 11 anonymous TSMC employees as saying that its US factory could distract from the research and development focus.

Apple has reportedly secured all available orders for N3, TSMC's first-generation 3-nanometer process that is likely to be used in the upcoming...

Based on Intel's latest public roadmap, the blue team plans to launch the first 3nm-based Arrow Lake products sometime in 2024. However, a recent report suggests that might not be the case anymore, as the company has allegedly asked TSMC to defer its 3nm wafer orders to Q4 2024. Back in 2021, when Intel announced …

Samsung Electronics is closing in on TSMC in the foundry business, which manufactures chips ordered by chip design companies. The global No. 2 foundry maker said Tuesday that it will begin producing chips for autonomous driving vehicles of U.S. chip design company Ambarella. Samsung said it produces Ambarellas CV3-AD685 automotive AI central domain controller chips using its 5-nanometer processing technology.

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