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Digitimes September 2, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

European chip ambitions hinge on more than subsidies, says TSMC

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The EU is pressing ahead with the European Chips Act and discussing a second phase, but TSMC says public money alone will not secure a durable semiconductor base. The company argues that long-term demand, operating conditions, and administrative coordination will matter more than incentives if Europe wants lasting manufacturing capacity.
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