Just Before Biden's Term Ends, Taiwan Semiconductor Lands $6.6 Billion in US Funding to Build Advanced Chip Plants
The United States has agreed to provide up to $6.6 billion in direct funding to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (NYSE:TSM) to build advanced chip facilities in the U.S. The deal aims to enhance domestic semiconductor production and bolster national security by reducing reliance on foreign suppliers,
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company plans to invest over $65 billion to build three factories in Phoenix.
Another $6.6 billion has been awarded to Arizona’s Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company just days after numerous former TSMC employees filed a class action lawsuit against the organization for ...
The Biden administration has finalized a $6.6 billion grant for the Arizona subsidiary of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ...
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A former worker at TSMC Arizona echos a discrimination lawsuit and said employees from east Asia were given a leg up over ...
The Biden-Harris Administration announced The Department of Commerce awarded $6.6 billion in direct funding to TSMC Arizona ...
"This is one of a series of articles about Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and the growth of the semiconductor ...
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