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“To fulfill Apple’s first order [in 2013], TSMC spent $9 billion, with 6,000 people working around the clock to build a fab in Taiwan in a record 11 months.”
— Zack Kanter (@zackkanter) June 19, 2021
A modern marvel. Inspiring. https://t.co/WIM1ov9EQQ pic.twitter.com/qbdVVui9JU
In the span of just a few years, Taiwan's TSMC has became overwhelmingly dominant in its industry—an industry that happens to be one of the world's most critical. A deep-dive on how it happened, and what it all means.@yoyominnie @StephanieAYang @asafitchhttps://t.co/aPFPKByDu5
— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) June 19, 2021
Taiwanese chip maker TSMC is the clear leader is chip manufacturing, making it one of the world’s most important firms. But its location off the Chinese coast makes it one of the most vulnerable too. By YangJie. @StephanieAYang @asafitch https://t.co/6GsxURwqUT
— bob davis (@bobdavis187) June 19, 2021
https://t.co/nGTibA8K4U
— Bang Switch Actuator, Bubba #352 (@Boojahideen) June 19, 2021
This is a recipe for disaster
The World Relies on One Chip Maker in #TSMC, Leaving Everyone Vulnerable.https://t.co/oiWYlvH4cW
— Eghosa Omoigui (@EghosaO) June 19, 2021
92% of the world's most sophisticated microprocessors, 60% of the less sophisticated automotive microcontrollers & yet, a market cap of 'only' ~$600B.
Shouldn't $TSM be worth more?
Imperialism is when America goes to war to control a commodity of strategic significance, like oil. ?
— Max Putinthrall, award-winning ex-journalist ? (@axbIumenthal) June 19, 2021
Anti-imperialism is when China goes to war to control a commodity of strategic significance, like sophisticated computer chips. ?https://t.co/zVMnYO0XPb
The World Relies on One Chip Maker in Taiwan, Leaving Everyone Vulnerable @thespybrief https://t.co/FtXffLQLLk
— Paul Zukerberg (@Zuk_DC) June 19, 2021
A chip maker in Taiwan powers billions of products, from Audis to iPhones. Its dominance leaves the global economy at risk. https://t.co/jwn2kEy0ay
— Senator John Cornyn (@JohnCornyn) June 19, 2021
A chip maker in Taiwan powers billions of products, from Audis to iPhones. Its dominance leaves the global economy at risk. https://t.co/PVur6x6rcr
— Stare Decisis (@MsResJudicata) June 19, 2021
When TSMC was founded, semiconductor titans like Intel and AMD took pride in making their own chips. “Real men have fabs,” AMD's founder declared. Now, AMD has sold off its fabs and is one of TSMC’s biggest customers.@yoyominnie @StephanieAYang @asafitch https://t.co/aPFPKBh2Cx
— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) June 19, 2021
"Its technology is so advanced [...] that it now makes around 92% of the world’s most sophisticated chips, [...]. Samsung Electronics Co. makes the rest."
— Paul Dokas (@pauldokas) June 20, 2021
Only two fabs make the majority of some types of chips? That's not good. https://t.co/NlHLB0NAus
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— よしなしごと / ITエンジニアなカップル (@yoshinashigoto_) June 20, 2021
The world's reliance on TSMC could be disastrous - PhoneArena
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