TSMC "actively" mulling US fab
March 23, 2020
TSMC is “actively” considering building its 2nm fab in the US, reports the Nikkei.
“TSMC is facing a strategic decision of whether it wants to later focus more on the U.S. market or the Chinese market,” Su Tze-Yun, director of Taiwan’s Institute for National Defense and Security Research, told the Nikkei, “building an advanced chip plant could be one solution.”
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