TSMC and UMC report uninterrupted operations after Taiwan’s magnitude 6.4 earthquake off Hualien. Discover how Taiwan’s semiconductor industry maintained resilience, why this quake didn’t disrupt supply, and what it means for the global chip market.
Taiwan and Guatemala signed two landmark agreements to bolster semiconductor cooperation and enhance diplomatic coordination. President Lai and President Arévalo emphasize a strategic alliance, economic resilience, and shared democratic values.
A worker died at TSMC's Chiayi CoWoS packaging plant construction site after being struck by a fallen transformer box. The incident has halted construction and triggered an investigation, raising workplace safety concerns amid Taiwan’s semiconductor expansion.
Taiwanese semiconductor suppliers are expected to follow TSMC's U.S. expansion in the coming years, but relocation may take up to eight years. TSMC's U.S. investments are part of a broader strategy to mitigate geopolitical risks, but the shift in the supply chain may depend on future production increases.
