TSMC is considering a broader manufacturing footprint in the United States, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. The company is reportedly planning a second U.S. manufacturing base in Dallas, Texas, and the project could include as many as six advanced wafer fabs. The report says total investment in the new fabs may exceed the $265 billion TSMC has already committed to its Arizona campus. TSMC has not issued an official response to the report so far. The update was published as a brief 7x24 market news item and did not include further details on timeline, construction phases, or the source of the planning information. Based on the information provided, the report frames the Dallas project as a possible expansion of TSMC’s U.S. production layout rather than a confirmed final decision.
TSMC is considering an expansion of its manufacturing footprint in the United States and may build a second production hub in Dallas, Texas, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash.
The planned site could include as many as six advanced wafer fabs. The report added that total investment in the new fabs may exceed the $265 billion TSMC has already committed to its Arizona campus. TSMC has not formally responded to the report.
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