Taiwan Semiconductor invests $100 billion in U.S., potentially threatening Intel's dominance.

From Nasdaq: 2025-03-09 11:11:00

President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act, investing $280 billion in research, development, and semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S. Intel benefited from CHIPS Act funding, but Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing’s $100 billion investment in the U.S. could pose a threat. Intel’s revenue declined, especially in the foundry business, as TSMC dominates the global market. Intel’s delay in opening a new plant in Ohio until 2030 reflects its struggles. TSMC’s investment aims to strengthen relationships with major customers like Nvidia and AMD, potentially further challenging Intel in the foundry market.



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