Taiwan's TSMC announces US$12 billion Arizona chip factory

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Taiwan's TSMC announces US$12 billion Arizona chip factory
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, a major supplier to Apple, announced on Friday it will build a US$12 billion chip factory in Arizona, in what the company called a "strong partnership" with the US government. The move by the world's biggest contract manufacturer of computer chips coincides ...

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