Taiwan's TSMC Says US Investment Plan Is Unchanged After Election
TAIPEI (Reuters) -Chipmaker TSMC's investment plan in the United States remains unchanged, the company said, responding to a question on the election of Republican Donald Trump as the next U.S. president. "Our investment plan in the U.S. remains unchanged," the company said late on Thursday in an emailed statement, without elaborating.
WASHINGTON – More than a dozen US-based employees of chipmaking giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) ...
Deborah Howington, a talent acquisition director, filed the class-action suit in August. She claims that the HR department ...
Amid concerns over potential trade penalties from the U.S., Yang Chin-long, the governor of Taiwan’s central bank, has voiced ...
The lawsuit claims the company “willfully disregarded diversity commitments TSMC made in the CHIPS Act,” noting that as of ...
More than a dozen US-based employees of Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC have sued the company for apparent discrimination against non-Asian workers, according to a recent lawsuit.
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US-based staff of Taiwan chip giant TSMC sue firm for alleged discrimination against non-Asian workersMore than a dozen US-based employees of Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC have sued the company for apparent discrimination ...
TL;DR: Taiwan's technology protection rules prevent TSMC from producing advanced 2nm chips overseas to keep cutting-edge ...
“We are also working with the government to see whether we can attract foreign partners to set up design and materials ...
I’m currently neutral on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), also known as TSMC, as I consider it overvalued amid high ...
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