The world's largest chipmaker just issued a warning that the industry's red-hot growth could slow

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company TSMC booth at 2023 World Semiconductor Conference

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Microchip giant TSMC strikes $11.6 billion deal with Biden to boost production in Arizona

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President Joe Biden and TSMC chairman Mark Liu.

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Rescue teams in Taiwan airlifted 928 pounds of food to a mining area where 64 people got trapped after an earthquake

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Rescuers leave the site as the last remaining individual trapped in a severely tilted building was found after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake on April 3, 2024 in Hualien County, Taiwan of China.
Rescuers leave the site as the last remaining individual trapped in a severely tilted building was found after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake on April 3, 2024 in Hualien County, Taiwan of China.

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At least 9 killed in the strongest earthquake to hit Taiwan in 25 years

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Rescue operations were underway after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake killed nine people and injured at least 963 in Taiwan. It's the strongest to hit Taiwan since 1999.

The world's biggest chipmaker just got hit by an earthquake. That could mean production delays for customers like Apple and Nvidia.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's customers may see production delays as the chip giant reels from a powerful earthquake.

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Nvidia's AI chips boom could help the Biden administration bring semiconductor jobs to the US

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Nvidia isn't the only semiconductor business that could benefit from the surge in demand for AI chips.

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Phoenix's big moment: How Mayor Kate Gallego is capitalizing on the 'semiconductor revolution' to establish the next global city

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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego

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TSMC is stalling an agreement that would make its Phoenix plant safer and more efficient, an Arizona union says

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Mark Liu, the chair of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., and workers at the construction site in Phoenix. Workers mentioned in this story are not pictured.

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TSMC's Arizona plant is delayed over poor management, not a shortage of US skilled labor, the workers building it say

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TSMC's chair, Mark Liu, and workers on-site in Phoenix.

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