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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38132, member: 636"]
Tech giants have filled up TSMC's US chip factories. Apple and NVIDIA booked all available production capacity despite recent expansions. Because of world politics, companies want to make chips in America rather than in Taiwan. TSMC saw this opportunity and poured more than $100 billion into its Arizona plants. These facilities will soon make advanced computer chips using the latest technology.

TSMC plans to create chips with its new 1.6nm process in the United States. It also aims to produce about 30% of its 2nm chips there. The company will also build a research center and packaging facility in America, making the US a real option instead of relying only on Taiwan. TSMC's American business keeps growing, with profits rising each quarter.

Intel once ruled the American chip market without much competition. TSMC's deal with the Trump administration changed everything. Intel must now fight for business in what they thought was their territory. Many experts believe Intel's upcoming 18A chip process looks promising. However, Intel needs time to catch up with its rival.
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