TSMC‘s massive factory in Arizona is reportedly hitting the gas pedal. According to a tech news outlet, the factory is in a “sprint” mode and aiming to kick off trial production for its first production line by mid-April this year. If everything runs smoothly, mass production for Apple chips could even be brought forward to the end of 2024, a significant improvement from the original target of first half 2025.
TSMC’s financial report conference call is scheduled for April 18
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), hailing from Taiwan, is a giant in the world of technology. Nicknamed the “world’s largest chipmaker,” TSMC isn’t designing the devices you use every day, but rather the brains behind them. They’re a foundry, which means they manufacture the semiconductors, or chips, that power countless electronic devices, from smartphones and laptops to gaming consoles and even cars.
This news comes on the heels of TSMC’s official statement on April 1st, confirming they’re accelerating construction of the Arizona facility. With trial production on the horizon, it seems things are moving swiftly. Industry watchers are buzzing with anticipation, especially considering TSMC’s upcoming financial report conference call on April 18th. This positive development is likely to be a major talking point during the conference.
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