Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. said on July 20 that it plans to expand its chip manufacturing footprint in Arizona as demand for AI chips keeps growing. The company said its total investment in the United States will increase to $265 billion. According to the statement cited by BlockBeats, the latest expansion is being driven mainly by strong customer demand. TSMC said it will build additional wafer fabs in Arizona while keeping its strategy unchanged: the most advanced process technologies will still be prioritized for research, development, and mass production in Taiwan, China. The update centers on manufacturing capacity and capital deployment in the U.S., with Arizona remaining the focus of the company’s expansion plan.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. said on July 20 that it will further expand its wafer fab footprint in Arizona to meet continued growth in demand for AI chips, with its total U.S. investment set to increase to $265 billion.
The company said the latest round of expansion is mainly driven by strong customer demand. TSMC added that it will build more wafer fabs in Arizona while keeping its strategy of prioritizing its most advanced process technologies for research, development, and mass production in Taiwan, China.
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