TSMC to Face Inventory Glut Caused by US-China Trade War
By Alan Patterson, EETimes (June 10, 2020)
That’s where they part ways.
TSMC is maintaining its outlook for this year, Chairman Mark Liu said at a press event Tuesday. The world’s biggest foundry has budgeted $15 billion to $16 billion for capital spending this year, an increase from last year’s $14.9 billion.
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