Taiwan Semiconductor ramps up US presence with Arizona expansion and plans for more facilities, following new trade agreement ...

The competitiveness of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry is unlikely to be substantially dented by the newly announced trade pact with the US, despite Washington’s claim that 40 percent of Taiwan’s ...

The semiconductor giant looks poised for more expansion in Phoenix as it raises its annual capital budget and seeks permits ...

Agreement will reduce tariffs on goods from the island to 15% and will ease tensions between the two countries ...

Under the new deal, Taiwanese chipmakers such as TSMC expanding in the US will face lower tariffs, dropping from 20% to 15%, ...

TSMC has for decades provided a “Silicon Shield” to its namesake island. Now it sees both business and geopolitical reasons ...

In return, the United States will cap “reciprocal” tariffs on Taiwan at 15%, down from 20 percent. Commerce Secretary Howard ...

Taiwan and the US government agree on a rough plan for more investment in the US. Otherwise, higher tariffs threaten again.

Last November, during one of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s five visits to Taiwan last year, he and CC Wei, CEO of Taiwan ...

TSMC plans record capital spending up to $56 billion in 2026, driven by strong AI demand.

Chipmaker buys 900 Arizona acres and forecasts 30% spending jump as AI chip demand drives U.S. expansion with yields matching ...

Taiwan and the United States have announced what's being described as a $500 billion commitment aimed at expanding ...