TL;DR: TSMC has completed its first US-made chip production for Apple, AMD, and NVIDIA at its Arizona plant, marking a significant milestone in domestic semiconductor manufacturing. The facility ...

HSINCHU, Taiwan (Reuters) -Taiwan's TSMC said on Tuesday that U.S. tariffs were having some impact on the company and had been discussed with Washington, but demand for artificial intelligence (AI ...

tsmc semiconductor TSMC's 2nm wafer prices hit $30,000 as SRAM yields reportedly hit 90% Apple, Intel, Nvidia, and others line up for next-gen chips By Daniel Sims June 2, 2025, 5:05 PM 20 comments ...

TSMC will open a new design center in Munich in the third quarter of 2025, strengthening its footprint in Europe and supporting the region's push for greater semiconductor self-sufficiency. The ...

TSMC's demand profile is extremely strong right now, evidenced by customers' willingness to accept price hikes. Yet the stock is trading at a compressed valuation relative to five-year averages.

TSMC added 1,300 more individuals in the first half of 2025. It hopes to have 90,000 by the conclusion of this year. It aims to have more than 100,000 employees around the world by 2026.

TSMC says that it plans to have A14 in the volume production stage in 2028, while the enhanced version with the Super Power Rail BSPDN feature will show up the next year, in 2029. That's five ...

Apple hasn’t yet introduced its new 2nm chip coming with the iPhone 18. However, TSMC already revealed it’s working on a future 1.4nm chip.

Apple chipmaker TSMC says that it will make chips with a sub-2nm process size for the first time ever in 2028, and that the development of 1.4nm chips will allow for greater AI capabilities.

It's not known which of TSMC's clients will stand to benefit first from the new 1.4nm chips, but given the close partnership between the company and Apple, it's a good bet that the latter will be ...

Apple's chips today are based on TSMC's 3nm process, and the upcoming iPhone 17, including a rumored ultra-slim version, will reportedly use that as well with the third-generation N3P node. So ...

TSMC has rolled out its new A14 node, marking its first foray into the 1.4 nm-class manufacturing tech, and it’s already boasting serious gains in performance, power efficiency, and logic density.