TSMC Announces $100 Billion Semiconductor Investment in the U.S.

The Taiwanese tech giant plans to build five new facilities in Arizona, marking a major shift in global semiconductor manufacturing.

TSMC has committed to investing at least $100 billion in the United States to expand its semiconductor manufacturing capabilities.
The investment includes building three new factories and two packaging sites in Arizona, in addition to three facilities already under construction in the state.
A research and development center is also planned as part of the expansion, focusing on advanced semiconductor technologies, including AI applications.
The move aligns with U.S. efforts to strengthen domestic chip production and reduce reliance on imports, with President Trump emphasizing job creation and tariff avoidance for companies operating locally.
Taiwanese officials have expressed concerns that the shift could weaken Taiwan's strategic position, often referred to as its 'Silicon Shield,' against potential Chinese aggression.