Will TSM become the largest foundry in the US?

[Arthur Hanson]

Any thoughts or comments appreciated, TSM already is the most advanced foundry in the US from what I can gather/

 

[siliconbruh999]

Any thoughts or comments appreciated, TSM already is the most advanced foundry in the US from what I can gather/

How so I am pretty sure Intel has more fabs than TSMC as of rn in US. it will be true if Intel Ohio doesn't get build up and tsmc goes though with all it's commitment.

 

[lefty]

It is the largest leading node (EUV) US manufacture. I think they will be making 50,000 wafers per month from the first two fabs.

 

[MKWVentures]

How so I am pretty sure Intel has more fabs than TSMC as of rn in US. it will be true if Intel Ohio doesn't get build up and tsmc goes though with all it's commitment.

TSMC Fab is higher volume than Fab 52?

 

[fansink]

TSMC Fab is higher volume than Fab 52?

Fab 52 in Arizona is under construction with no current capacity (0 WPM), but it’s expected to reach 25,000–30,000 WPM by 2027–2028 using Intel’s 18A node once fully operational.

TSMC’s Fab 21 Phase 1 in Arizona is ramping up N4 production at 10,000–15,000 WPM, with total capacity across three planned fabs projected to hit 60,000–90,000 WPM by 2032, starting with 20,000–30,000 WPM from Phase 1 by 2026.

 

[siliconbruh999]

TSMC Fab is higher volume than Fab 52?

I meant all the fabs including 10nm Oregon alone has 40K WSPM Capacity Arizona fabs will be 30-40K WSPM. New Mexico ones(these are packing sites ) and older 14nm fabs as well.