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There is also concern over possible technology leaks if TSMC were to form a joint venture to operate Intel’s factories, Concord Securities Co (康和證券) analyst Kerry Huang (黃志祺) told CNA. Taiwan ...

A chipmaker’s industry association – whose members include TSMC – held a call in which they expressed concerns about the impact on their plans for new US plants … Apple first announced its ...

TSMC would take a stake of no more than 50% in joint venture operating Intel foundries-sources Talks are at an early stage-sources Qualcomm has also received TMSC's pitch-sources SINGAPORE/NEW ...

Last month alone, TSMC reported revenue of NT$260.01 billion, up 43.1 percent from a year earlier, but down 11.3 percent from a month earlier. Last month’s figure represented the company’s ...

In the on-again, off-again saga of TSMC's supposed designs on Intel's chip factories, there's a new twist. Reuters reports that TSMC has pitched Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom with the idea of a joint ...

Talks are still in the early stages. TSMC would run operations but own no more than 50% of Intel's foundry. A separate source told Reuters that Qualcomm is also involved in discussions with TSMC.

Under the proposal, the Taiwanese chipmaking giant would run the operations of Intel’s foundry division, which makes chips adapted for the needs of customers, but it would not own more than 50 ...

According to sources, the proposal suggests that TSMC would oversee Intel's foundry division, which manufactures custom chips for clients, while holding no more than a 50% ownership stake.

TSMC would manage Intel’s foundry division, which produces customized chips for clients, but would hold a stake of no more than 50%. Additionally, TSMC has also pitched the idea to Qualcomm ...

In brief: TSMC has reportedly proposed a joint venture ... The Trump administration would still need to approve any final deal. No word on how much it would be worth, though a company filing ...