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TSMC Price Hikes End the Era of Cheap Transistors

Daniel Nenni said:
Semiconductor packaging is generally lower margin than wafers. It was traditionally 15-20% at OSATs back in the day. TSMC turned that business upside down and gets higher margins from what I have heard but they do not break it out. TSMC is also still building out packaging capacity so that is a drag on gross margins.














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I agree with you.
 
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