TSMC reportedly evaluates Texas fabs as US regional competition intensifies
TSMC is reportedly evaluating whether to build a second US manufacturing hub in Texas, potentially housing up to 6 advanced wafer fabs, as its US footprint continues to expand. The move follows the company's establishment of a massive semiconductor cluster in Arizona, which encompasses 12 fabs, advanced packaging facilities, and an R&D center.
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