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The Latest Breaking News from TSMC

Elon Musk's SpaceX to build its own advanced chip packaging factory in Texas – 700mm x 700mm substrate size purported to be the largest in the industry

Elon Musk reportedly plans to move some chip packaging capabilities in-house at SpaceX.

Tom’s Hardware

GlobalFoundries announces $16 billion U.S. chip production spend — striking spending boom follows demand from domestic customers

Contract fab GlobalFoundries has announced a commitment to spend $16 billion on plant expansion and advanced packaging research. The move comes with no expected spending date.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC Joins NVIDIA in UAE Push, Fueling Growth Outlook

Taiwan Semiconductor company just announced a new development in the UAE, locking in further financial growth and upside for investors.

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Nvidia accused of poaching TSMC engineers in Taiwan – up to $180,000 salaries offered for talent

The media in Taiwan have highlighted the lucrative compensation packages being used to tempt engineers to fill key roles and fuel Nvidia’s ambitious expansion plans.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel Nova Lake CPUs reportedly get a GPU overhaul — Xe3 Celestial and Xe4 Druid IPs used for graphics, media, and display

Intel's next-gen Nova Lake CPUs for desktops are expected to use Xe3 (Celestial) for the integrated graphics, while media and display move to Xe4 (Druid).

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC could charge up to $45,000 for 1.6nm wafers — rumors allege a 50% increase in pricing over prior-gen wafers

TSMC is preparing to begin 2nm chip production with wafer prices reportedly reaching $30,000 and potentially $45,000 for more advanced nodes like A16, driven by the complexity of backside power delivery.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC boss claims the chipmaker doesn't need to pick winners to work with, just wait patiently 'because they will all come to us in the end'

If you build it, they will come.

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Nvidia’s chips are among the world's hottest commodities. So why is the company likely trashing $4.5 billion worth of them?

Nvidia's options for the chips, originally destined for China, but since banned from export there, are limited.

Fortune

The world's biggest chip maker TSMC says it still can't keep up with demand for AI hardware despite tariff uncertainty

Oh well, looks like gaming GPUs are still going to be hard to come by.

PC Gamer

TSMC quashes UAE fab rumors, but says AI demand remains fierce in the face of tariff pressures

CEO C.C. Wei says AI demand is consistently outpacing supply

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC reopening discussions with Washington to build chip manufacturing plant in UAE — report

TSMC is allegedly in talks with Washington to consider the possibility of opening an advanced chip fab in the Middle East.

Tom’s Hardware

The RX 9070 XT might not be the truly mid-range graphics card I'm still dreaming of but it turned my latest sci-fi PC build into a frame rate menace

Quiet, cool collected, Tron-themed (sort of), thanks to the Evolv X2 and a ton of Lian Li fans, this machine slaps.

PC Gamer

TSMC reiterates it doesn't need High-NA EUV for 1.4nm-class process technology

TSMC reaffirmed that it will not use High-NA EUV lithography for its upcoming A16 and A14 process technologies, as Low-NA EUV tools combined with internal innovations provide sufficient scaling and performance benefits.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC to open up chip design center in Munich to help local chip developers

TSMC will open its first European chip design center in Munich to support European developers with design technology co-optimization for both mature and advanced nodes.

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AI chip boom sparks BT substrate materials shortage — TSMC's huge demand causes supply disruptions for NAND flash controllers, SSDs

TSMC's demand for CoWoS material has cascaded to impact suppliers of BT substrate base materials, causing the memory market to react quickly to avoid shortages and other negative effects.

Android Central

Google reportedly closes a multi-year deal for the Pixel 10 and beyond

Google is allegedly ditching Samsung and looking at TSMC to manufacture its chips for the next three to five years.

Tom’s Guide

Pixel 10 leaks in public ad shoot — and it could come in seven colors

Google is already shooting Pixel 10 ads, and another leaker thinks he knows the seven launch color options.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC custom employee-exclusive suitcases are sold online for as high as $16,700

TSMC’s new custom-designed employee-exclusive 20-inch suitcase is awesome to behold, but some resellers are asking too much.

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What separates a $1,000 iPhone from a $3,500 one? About 7,000 miles.

Analyst claims U.S. tariffs may cause your next iPhone to triple in price.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC calls on Washington to drop tariffs on semiconductors made outside the U.S.

The U.S. Commerce Department is asking for comments about its planned tariffs on chip imports.

Tom’s Hardware

Computex 2025 Day Two Wrap-Up: AMD debuts new Radeon and Threadripper chips, PCIe 5.0 SSDs ramp performance

AMD and Phison break out the big guns for Computex 2025

Tom’s Hardware

AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT launches on June 5, starting at $299

AMD has announced the Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card at Computex 2025.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD launches Radeon AI Pro R9700 to challenge Nvidia's AI market dominance

AMD has revealed the chipmaker's latest Radeon AI Pro R9700 graphics card for specialized AI workstations.

Euronews

Taiwan president says US tariff issues are 'frictions between friends'

The US has recently imposed tariffs of 32% against Taiwan, as part of sweeping duties against all US trading partners.

The Independent UK

Taiwan's president downplays tariff tensions with the US as 'frictions between friends'

The Taiwanese president says trade tensions between the United States and Taiwan are just “frictions between friends.”

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