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Net profit in the first quarter was almost flat from last year, rising 0.15 percent to NT$746.88 million. That translated into earnings
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Taiwan Semiconductor suppliers announce plans to come to Arizona
Nicolas Loran - Phoenix Business Journal
In this file photo, a lab worker holds up a silicon chip wafer.
By: Andy Blye - Phoenix Business Journal
Posted at 9:01 AM, Jan 21, 2021
and last updated 2021-01-21 11:01:21-05
Three Asian companies have reportedly announced plans to establish facilities in Arizona to supply Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. s forthcoming plant in Phoenix.
Taiwanese media reported that Chang Chun Petrochemical Co. Ltd., United Integrated Services Co. Ltd. and Mirle Automation Corp. each announced late last year that they intend to follow Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM), which makes silicon chips for Apple Inc. and several other major technology companies, and expand into Arizona.