TSMC "Taiwan 2nm Fab Plan Switched to 1.4nm"
Reports by United Daily News and Others
Partial Production Shift in Baoshan Area
Taiwan's TSMC, the world's largest semiconductor foundry, plans to switch its semiconductor production process deployment in Taiwan from 2-nanometer (nm) to 1.4-nanometer, according to Taiwan media such as United Daily News on the 31st.
According to sources, TSMC recently informed its supply chain partners to prepare equipment necessary for the 1.4-nanometer process.
The source stated that TSMC plans to first install a pilot production line this year at the Baoshan Plant 2 in the Hsinchu Science Park in northern Taiwan, and that some of the production facilities in the Baoshan area, originally intended for the 2-nanometer process, will be converted to the 1.4-nanometer process.
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Taiwanese media reported that TSMC's plan is a response to geopolitical changes. The newspaper also added that TSMC plans to invest more than $300 billion in Taiwan in the future.
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