Contributor content. The success of TSMC's Arizona venture suggests that America's semiconductor manufacturing revival has ...

Context: TSMC, which already has begun manufacturing microchips at its massive plant in north Phoenix, announced last month it's increasing its investment in the facility to $165 billion.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is looking to increase volume production at its north Phoenix fab site to keep up with AI-related chip demand from customers. TSMC's site is pictured in ...

In the heart of the Arizona desert, some of the country's most advanced semiconductor chips are being manufactured at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) facility.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), one of the largest semiconductor manufacturers in the world, is warning the Trump administration that tariffs on ...

Credit: TSMC As Wccftech notes, TSMC’s Arizona fab, known as Fab 21, appears to be nearing capacity, with about 15,000 wafers being produced monthly and 24,000 viewed as its capacity.

With all six fabs are fully operational, Arizona will reportedly churn out 100,000 wafers a month—about 30% of TSMC’s projected capacity for cutting-edge 2-nanometer chips and beyond.

TSMC warns that proposed semiconductor tariffs could jeopardize its Arizona expansion plans. The company is seeking tariff exemptions for foreign-made chips, citing potential decreased demand and ...

The Arizona fab is already near full capacity, handling around 15,000 wafers per month. That figure is expected to climb to 24,000 at peak output, based on analysis from Cloud Express’s Nobunaga ...