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TSMC chairman C.C. Wei says that its US fabs are completely booked until 2027, and even tis new 2027 production lines have ...

TSMC has dubbed it the “largest single foreign direct investment in U.S. history,” and says the build itself will create 40,000 construction jobs at the Fab 21 complex over the next four years.

The funds will be used to expand TSMC's Arizona fab, as well as build three new semiconductor fabs, two semiconductor packaging fabs, and a research and development center in the United States.

Memory giant Micron recently announced that former TSMC Chairman Mark Liu has joined its board. Micron views this move as a strategic effort to boost its competitive position against SK Hynix and ...