Apple's iPhone 14 5G modem order likely to be completely fulfilled by TSMC
Supply chain sources say that TSMC has won Apple's entire order for 5G modems to be used in the forthcoming "iPhone 14."
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William Gallagher
TSMC Arizona chip plant construction delayed by labor shortages, Covid-19 surges
TSMC has pushed back the move-in date for its Arizona plant from September 2022 to March 2023 because of multiple factors impacting construction and increased competition with Intel for labor.
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Wesley Hilliard
TSMC talks to Germany about potential new chip plant
Apple chip partner TSMC is seeking to set up a new plant in Germany, with the chip foundry in talks with the government to set up yet another production facility.
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Malcolm Owen
TSMC has begun testing 3nm chips, volume production in Q4 2022
A new report says that iPhone processor manufacturer TSMC has begun pilot production of 3-nanometer chips, and expects to be producing them in volume at the end of 2022.
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TSMC expected to produce Apple's 5G iPhone modem in 2023
Apple will be leaning on its long-time chip partner TSMC for the production of its iPhone modem, a report claims, adding fuel to rumors that Apple will be using its own modem designs in its flagship product by 2023.
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Samsung to build $17B semiconductor fab in Taylor, Texas
Samsung on Tuesday announced plans to build an advanced semiconductor production facility in Taylor, Texas, a project estimated to create more than 2,000 directly-related high-tech jobs in the region.
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AppleInsider Staff
Samsung to reportedly build $17B chip factory in Taylor, Texas
Samsung has reportedly selected Taylor, Texas, as the site of a planned multi-billion dollar chipmaking facility, with the plant expected to serve the company's contract manufacturing operations.
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TSMC omits customer data in answers to US chip shortage inquiry
Apple iPhone supplier TSMC is among several chipmakers who have provided answers to a US inquiry seeking data to address the ongoing global chip shortage.
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Mike Peterson
Apple & TSMC partnership is a double-edged sword
Apple's work with TSMC is a symbiotic relationship, a report claims, with the closeness of the two companies being not only beneficial to each other, but also making it extremely difficult for either to break relations off.
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Amber Neely
