Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has officially signed an agreement to construct its second fabrication plant in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. This move is part of TSMC's broader strategy to diversify its manufacturing footprint amidst growing geopolitical tensions and increasing global demand for advanced semiconductors, particularly for AI and automotive applications. The new facility will be located near its first Japanese plant and will focus on producing more advanced 6-nanometer chips. With an investment of approximately NT$428 billion (US$13.9 billion), the plant is expected to commence operations by the end of 2027 and will employ around 1,700 people.
TSMC Finalizes Agreement for Second Chip Plant in Japan
TSM
Related News
TSM
TSMC Revenue Surges 34% in March, Powered by AI Demand
TSM
TSMC Secures $6.6 Billion U.S. Grant, Boosting Arizona Investment to $65 Billion
TSM
🟢 TSMC is trading 5.7% up today amid a broad market rally following a US-Iran ceasefire
TSM
TSMC Faces Order Cuts from Qualcomm, MediaTek as Memory Prices Soar
TSM