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India s journey in chip-making may start with ATMPs

ATMP companies generate more employment and require less investment than full-fledged fabs, an expert said

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Chipmaker TSMC eyeing expansion of planned Arizona plant

Chipmaker TSMC eyeing expansion of planned Arizona plant Updated: Updated: May 04, 2021 18:18 IST TSMC, the world s largest contract chipmaker, announced in May 2020 it would build a $12 billion factory in Arizona. Share Article Chipmaker TSMC eyeing expansion of planned Arizona plant. | Photo Credit: AFP TSMC, the world s largest contract chipmaker, announced in May 2020 it would build a $12 billion factory in Arizona. (Subscribe to our Today s Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC) is planning to build several more chipmaking factories in the U.S. state of Arizona beyond the one currently planned, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.

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FOCUS-Global semiconductor shortage spurs run on vintage chipmaking tools

FOCUS-Global semiconductor shortage spurs run on vintage chipmaking tools
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Samsung considers four sites in U S for $17 bln chip plant

Samsung is considering a number of possibilities in terms of expansion. | Photo Credit: Reuters Samsung already has a chip plant in Austin, which due to shutdowns caused by a winter storm last month is expected to need a couple of weeks to resume production (Subscribe to our Today s Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is considering two sites in Arizona and another one in New York in addition to Austin, Texas, for a new $17 billion chip plant, according to documents filed with Texas state officials. The tech giant is also seeking combined tax abatements of $1.48 billion over 20 years from Travis County in Texas and the city of Austin, it added in the documents dated Feb. 26, up from the $805.5 million previously mentioned.

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Samsung considers US$10bil Texas chip-making plant

The world’s largest memory chip and smartphone maker is in discussions to locate a facility in Austin, Texas, capable of fabricating chips as advanced as 3 nanometers in the future, people familiar with the matter said. SAMSUNG Electronics Co is considering spending more than US$10bil building its most advanced logic chip-making plant in the US, a major investment it hopes will win more American clients and help it catch up with industry leader Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC). The world’s largest memory chip and smartphone maker is in discussions to locate a facility in Austin, Texas, capable of fabricating chips as advanced as 3 nanometers in the future, people familiar with the matter said.

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