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TSMC Arizona is a $65B investment by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited, the world's most advanced semiconductor foundry. The project will create 6000 jobs and produce chips using 2nm or more advanced process technology by the end of the decade.
- The New Factory Is A Big, High-Tech Marvel
- TSMC Will Add More Staff
- Other Companies Will Hire, Too
- The Fabs Will Make Advanced, Lucrative Products
- Sustainability Is A Priority
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The TSMC factory, or fab, is massive and will feature state-of-the-art technology when it begins commercial operation in 2024. It sits on more than 1,000 acres in north Phoenix just west of Interstate 17 along West Dove Valley Road — the huge cranes and new buildings are visible from the freeway. The campus measures nearly two miles by one mile and...
The company already has added staff to work at the new complex, and that was before TSMC this week announced that it will more than double its Phoenix workforce from 2,000 initially to 4,500 or so within a few years. Many of the jobs are technical, including engineers, some of whom have trained in Taiwan for 12 to 18 months. “Before we see even a s...
The massive TSMC project already is attracting suppliers and other businesses to the Phoenix area. The hope among economic-development officials is that a tech-focused Silicon Desert region will develop, much like Silicon Valley became a cluster of software, computer and chipmaking companies in and around San Jose, California. Metro Phoenix already...
Between the first and second fabs, TSMC expects to produce 600,000 semiconductor wafers annually using the most advanced industrial processes in the U.S. Wafers are the thin, shiny disks from which individual semiconductors, or chips, are harvested. Semiconductors are what power finished products such as computers, cell phones, appliances, vehicles...
Building large, complex and thirsty factories in the desert presents challenges and raises concerns, but TSMC said it is making sustainability a priority. The company said it anticipates minimal waste of energy or water, and little in the way of airborne emissions. “This fab will be the greenest fab in the United States,” Liu said. In particular, i...
Learn about the massive, high-tech and advanced factory that will produce chips for various applications and generate thousands of jobs in metro Phoenix. Find out when it will open, how to apply for jobs, and how it will benefit the local economy and the environment.
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Apr 9, 2024 · Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. will build a third factory in north Phoenix, producing the most advanced 2 nm chips, with support from the federal CHIPS and Science Act. Learn about the company, the project, the jobs, the water use and more.
TSMC announced the construction of two new fabs in Arizona, one for N4 process technology in 2024 and one for 3nm process technology in 2026. The investment will create 10,000 jobs and achieve near zero liquid discharge with an on-site Industrial Water Reclamation Plant.
Apr 8, 2024 · TSMC announced plans to invest up to US$6.6 billion in a third fab at its Arizona subsidiary, with production starting by the end of the decade. The company also signed a non-binding memorandum of terms with the U.S. Department of Commerce for direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act.
Dec 6, 2022 · TSMC outlined a $40 billion plan on Tuesday to expand and upgrade a U.S. production hub that it is building in Phoenix. At the 1,100-acre site, where gleaming buildings bearing the company’s ...
Dec 7, 2022 · PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec 6 (Reuters) - Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC (2330.TW) on Tuesday said it would more than triple its planned investment at its new Arizona plant to $40 billion, among the largest...
