Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is evaluating a potential investment in Texas to expand its chip manufacturing capacity in the United States, according to two people familiar with the matter cited in the source report. The possible move would add to the company’s previously committed $265 billion investment in Arizona, rather than replace it. The report did not disclose the size, timeline, or structure of any potential Texas project. What was described is an assessment stage tied to a broader effort to increase U.S. semiconductor production capacity. If pursued, the Texas investment would stand as an additional commitment beyond the Arizona spending already pledged by TSMC.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is assessing a potential investment in Texas as it looks to expand its chip production capacity in the United States, according to two people familiar with the matter cited in the source report.
The potential investment would come on top of the $265 billion the company had already committed to Arizona, the report said.
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