TSMC is allegedly in talks with Washington to consider the possibility of opening an advanced chip fab in the Middle East.

Letters from TSMC and Intel asking for tariff exemptions shed new light on how Trump's policies could impact Arizona's booming semiconductor industry.

The world’s biggest chipmaker, TSMC, is raising red flags about new US tariffs that could throw a wrench into its massive ...

The company has had multiple meetings in the past few months with US Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff and ...

A new examination of Apple partner TSMC's Arizona facility shines a spotlight on how the U.S. bet on domestic chipmaking is ...

Tariffs slapped on the semiconductor industry could crimp expansion plans at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. in north ...

TSMC warns that proposed US tariffs on semiconductors could derail its $165 billion Arizona investment, threatening domestic ...

Taiwan's TSMC has urged the US Department of Commerce to avoid disrupting its record-setting US$165 billion chip investment ...

TSMC goes on to explain that tariffs “or other restrictive measures” could affect the profitability and R&D capabilities of ...

TSMC's robust AI-driven growth, clear process roadmap, and resilient demand position it for strong performance through ...

"Data centers serve a purpose."  Such faint praise is damning from a mayor of one of the global leaders in data processing.

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 ...