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Strong quake leads to halts in production at TSMC, other tech firms

Strong quake leads to halts in production at TSMC, other tech firms
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Initial reports from the companies in southern Taiwan indicate no impact from earthquake

Initial reports from the companies in southern Taiwan indicate no impact from earthquake
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Power dip causes slight production disruption: UMC

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Power dip in Tainan causes slight production disruption: UMC

Taipei, June 1 (CNA) A malfunction at one of the substations operated by Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) that resulted in a sudden power dip Thursday caused a slight disruption to production lines in Tainan, contract chipmaker United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) said that day.

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Science park revenue to grow 8 66% - Taipei Times

Following a record year last year, the combined revenue of the nation’s major science parks is expected to grow 8.66 percent to more than NT$4 trillion (US$142.5 billion) this year, attributable to a persistent chip crunch and rising demand for 5G applications, automotive and high-performance computing (HPC) devices, the Ministry of Science and Technology said yesterday. Last year, manufacturers in the nation’s three science parks registered “explosive growth” of 22.81 percent in combined revenue, from NT$30.28 billion in 2020 to NT$3.72 trillion, the ministry said in a news release. Semiconductor firms reported the biggest annual growth of 24 percent last year,

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