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TECH NEWS News: Taiwan's earthquake causes disruptions for TSMC, impacting chip production. Despite evacuations and machinery issues, advanced chip facilities show li

Taiwan earthquake: TSMC, the main contract chipmaker to Apple Inc. and Nvidia Corp., moved staff out of certain areas.

Major European indexes are headed for a bearish open, according to IG futures, while in Taiwan the strongest earthquake in 25 years brought TSM and United Microelectronics operations to a halt, also...

United Microelectronics (UMC) has released an update. United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) has confirmed that the recent 7.2 magnitude earthqu...

TSMC Plants: “Some of the high-end chips need 24/7 seamless operations in a vacuum state for a few weeks,” analysts Bum Ki Son and Brian Tan said. “Operation halts in Taiwan’s northern industrial areas could mean some high-end chips in production may be spoiled.”

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. stopped some chipmaking and evacuated staff after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan

TSMC will resume production overnight following Taiwans biggest earthquake in 25 years, saying there is no damage to "critical tools."

Earthquake-prone Taiwan is the source of up to 90% of the advanced chips used in smartphones and AI.

Apple supplier TSMC has halted some chipmaking and evacuated plants after the biggest earthquake to hit Taiwan in 25 years, “raising concerns about disruptions to the global tech supply chain,” reports Bloomberg. TSMC moved staff out of certain areas and said it’s assessing the impact of a temblo

TSMC along with other players like UMC, faced operational disruptions and evacuations due to the seismic activity.