US pressures TSMC not to fab Huawei ICs
November 4, 2019
Washington is leaning on Taipei to instruct TSMC to stop fabbing Huawei’s ICs, reports the FT.
Sales to China represent about 20% of TSMC’s total sales and it is thought that about half of that 20% is accounted for by sales to Huawei.
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