TSMC to hike US investment to $465bn
TSMC plans to increase its investment in the United States to $465 billion by constructing five additional fabs in Arizona. This expansion follows a new trade deal between the US and Taiwan.
TSMC plans to increase its investment in the United States to $465 billion by constructing five additional fabs in Arizona. This expansion follows a new trade deal between the US and Taiwan.
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The author is contemplating a career shift from video editing to semiconductor fabrication work due to dissatisfaction with their current job and the financial struggles of their company. They are considering taking courses to enhance their qualifications and are curious about the potential salary in the semiconductor industry.