Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing can advanced despite worries over tariffs and potential involvement with Intel, J.P.

Leading chipmakers and packagers, including TSMC and Intel, have slowed expansions in Japan and Malaysia due to weaker demand for older chips and tariff uncertainties.

Taiwan’s MJIB accuses SMIC and 10 other Chinese firms of illegally recruiting semiconductor engineers using a shell company.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM), or simply TSMC, is widely seen as a consensus no-brainer buy by most ...

TSMC spent five years building its first fab in Arizona and the company has said that future U.S. fabs will take only two ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company shares are trading lower Wednesday as chip stocks declined amid broader market ...

Taiwan authorities said on Friday they were investigating whether China's largest chipmaker SMIC illegally lured Taiwanese ...

Calling the moves "beneficial to the industry" actually means being beneficial to the US industry, Chen said, adding that the ...

Taiwan’s unique foundry model provides specialized services to global clients, supported by a high-quality supply chain ...

Shanghai-based SMIC was suspected of "illegal acts" in northern Hsinchu, home to an industrial park dubbed Taiwan's Silicon Valley, the bureau said.

Shares of semiconductor heavyweights Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE: TSM), Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD), ...