US directive halts TSMC’s sub-7nm supply to China; Samsung, SMIC may fill gap amid AI funding and capacity strain
[Digitimes] - 11/11/2024
On November 11, 2024, TSMC reportedly suspended its sub-7nm process services to China's AI and GPU chipmakers following the Huawei chip controversy, triggering widespread industry impacts and potential order transfers. The company has already issued notifications to affected clients regarding (…)
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[Digitimes] - 11/11/2024
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[Digitimes] - 11/11/2024
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[Digitimes] - 11/11/2024
On November 11, 2024, TSMC reportedly suspended its sub-7nm process services to China's AI and GPU chipmakers (…)
[Digitimes] - 11/11/2024
Five American companies eyeing Taiwan's aging F-5s
Taipei, Nov. 10 (CNA) Five American defense companies have expressed an interest in purchasing Taiwan's aging F-5s (…)
[Focus Taiwan] - 10/11/2024
Wah Lee Industrial Corporation has successfully integrated its CoWoS packaging materials into the supply chain of (…)
[Digitimes] - 11/11/2024
