Key plant of TSMC that is supplying Apple with its processors, is hit with a contamination of gases used in the chipmaking process
![tsmc](https://www.silicon.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/tsmc-01-120x90.jpg)
Key plant of TSMC that is supplying Apple with its processors, is hit with a contamination of gases used in the chipmaking process
Global silicon shortage continues, as US Commerce Department presses Taiwanese chipmakers to ease the supply pain for car makers
EU setback. Taiwanese government minister rejects EU plan, and points to TSMC decision to focus chip expansion in Taiwan, not Europe
Silicon squeeze. Global shortage of silicon chips will be a topic covered during Taiwan's meeting with a senior US official
As a silicon shortage slows global car production, Taiwanese government minister says chip makers are at full capacity but will try to priortise car makers
Hacking groups linked to the Chinese government responsible for attacking at least 10 government agencies, Taiwan alleges
After talking with Trump, big name chip maker TSMC confirms plans to build a $12 billion semiconductor factory in Arizona, creating 1,600 jobs
Go local? Officials in Washington reportedly talk to two semiconductor companies about constructing chip factories in the United States
Stimulation drill involves Taiwan and US experts, amid cyber threats from North Korea and China
Taiwanese government source tell Reuters that efforts are being made to ready a 6 acre site in Google-occupied Changhua County
$600m building was opened in December 2013 and uses nighttime cooling for efficiency
Chinese phone maker being probed over data-sharing policy
Prolific hacker group spotted using patched flaw to hit government and educational institutes
Samsung Taiwan advertising agency allegedly paid students to criticise HTC
Taiwanese researchers find way to improve reliability of flash memory by briefly exposing it to high temperatures
Silicon Valley juggernaut gets a taste of its own medicine
Apple will chip in to boost iPhone workers' conditions, says FoxConn boss