TSMC desperate for brain power as much as raw materials for microchips
Helped by the Taipei government, the Taiwanese tech giant is investing heavily in training staff able to sent off to its US, Japanese and South Korean branches.
Taiwan's TSMC cashes in on China-US microchip wars
With the help of an army of Washington lobbyists, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co navigates between the US's determination to build a sovereign microchip industry and Chinese moves in this particularly strategic sector. [...] (710 words)
Published on 07/02/2022 at 06:00 GMT
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