Despite US$165 billion pledged for US operations, most CoWoS and SoIC capacity expansion remains in Taiwan. TSMC's next-gen Chiayi packaging hub, vital for AI and iPhone chips, won't begin mass ...

According to Apple news and rumors guru Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, Apple will release a new M5 MacBook Pro in the fall of 2025 ...

Detecting malfunctioning cores and disabling them on a massive processor is challenging, but Tesla has developed its Stress ...

Alongside their dominance in advanced-node manufacturing, TSMC's CoWoS 2.5D and SoIC 3D packaging technologies have emerged as essential components for next generation AI chip production in data ...

The world’s largest chipmaker is capitalizing on the rise of artificial intelligence, which is fueling enormous demand for semiconductors using TSMC’s advanced manufacturing technology — the ...

Dell, Intel, and HP are among those who responded. TSMC also submitted a letter to the US Commerce Secretary, and its message is clear: Semiconductor tariffs could undermine TSMC’s planned ...

Google plans to switch from Samsung to TSMC's foundry for its Tensor chips, starting this year. The partnership with TSMC will continue for the next 3–5 years, until at least the Pixel 14.

TL;DR: AMD confirms its next-gen EPYC "Venice" CPUs will be the first high-performance computing chips using TSMC's advanced 2nm N2 NanoSheet process, delivering superior efficiency and performance.

Semiconductor industry analysts project a bright future for TSMC's advanced packaging systems, driven by significant demand from the Middle East for AI-centric CoWoS chips and Apple's strategic ...

Google and TSMC have reportedly signed a long-term deal to produce Tensor chips for the Pixel phone line. This is apparently a three-to-five-year deal and could last until the Pixel 14’s release.

At TSMC Arizona, engineers don't just climb a traditional corporate ladder—they progress through increasingly advanced technology nodes, each representing new challenges and opportunities for ...

In a letter to the U.S. Department of Commerce, TSMC Arizona Secretary T.C. Morris Cheng wrote that tariffs and import restrictions could result in higher project costs and — in some cases ...