Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is set to invest an additional $100 billion into advanced semiconductor manufacturing in the United States, pushing its total commitment to $165 billion. Announced at the White House, this investment follows TSMC's original plans for building manufacturing facilities in Arizona and is triggered by potential tariffs on chip imports proposed by former President Trump. With this funding, TSMC aims to construct several factories and a major R&D center, significantly boosting local jobs and technology development in the semiconductor sector.
TSMC's investment of $100 billion in US semiconductor manufacturing underscores its commitment to enhancing local production and reflects a strategic response to geopolitical pressures.
The announcement made by TSMC at the White House, coinciding with Trump's proposed tariffs, shows how trade and investment are intertwined in the semiconductor industry.
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