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Happening. these two countries are getting tighter and tighter when it comes to trade and chips in particular. talk us through what this means and what it means in particularfor china. what it means in particular for china. ~ ., china. well, i would say currently _ china. well, i would say currently because - china. well, i would say currently because of- currently because of geopolitical issues, taiwan, even taiwans tsmc starts to david away from 100% leading technology to more diversified to o...

Moving away from china to other countries, which they might care more, instead of trade talks, which is involving more different trade issues.- talks, which is involving more different trade issues. when it comes to taiwans _ different trade issues. when it comes to taiwans position, i different trade issues. when it comes to taiwans position, it| comes to taiwans position, it wants to remain, doesnt it, a world leader when it comes to manufacture of semiconductors? it is extremely powerful a po...

Of society and inequality agenda, dealing with inflation involves higher interest rates. 0k. dont do that, inflation will be a longer term problem. colletta smith from fitch ratings, thank you. —— brian coulton. now lets talk trade. the us is continuing formal trade negotiations with taiwan that kicked off over the weekend. its part of the us—taiwan initiative that was unveiled injune with trade between the two countries worth nearly $106 billion in 2020. semiconductors that power everythi...

Sources have told MyDrivers that TSMC could lower the prices of 3nm chips to entice more manufacturing partners. The cut would apply to all of the company's...

TAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the biggest contract manufacturer of processor chips for smartphones and other products, said ...

Industry sources say that TSMC is considering a price drop on its 3nm processes to get more companies interested in buying up capacity.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is considering building a second chip plant in Japan, following an $8.6 billion factory currently under construction in Kumamoto Prefecture, its chief executive officer says

Taiwanese chip giant TSMC reported record fourth-quarter net profits on Thursday, but also predicted slowing sales for the start of 2023 as a potential recession dampens global demand. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company operates the worlds largest silicon wafer factories and produces some of the most advanced microchips used in everything from smartphones and cars to missiles.

The world’s largest contract chip maker saw its first quarterly revenue miss in two years, as the global economic slowdown has diminished consumer demand for many products that TSMC chips go into.

Is the us chips act a real threat to china? i dont think the us chip act is really something that china really worries about, i think what china really worries about is the export controls. because i mean, if you look at the as chris mentioned, the tsmc arizona fab, yes, they are building what is going to be the most advanced fab in america, but when that fab kicks into mass production, the tsmcs taiwan fab already moved on to next generation. so i think tsmc will always keep its most advanced c...