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Delays in TSMC's Arizona plant spark supply chain worries


Published on 2025-01-21 05:02:18 - CIO
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  • Major tech firms may have to remain dependent on Taiwan-based plants, increasing their exposure to geopolitical risks.

The article from CIO discusses the delays in the construction of TSMC's new semiconductor manufacturing plant in Arizona, which has sparked concerns over global supply chain stability. Originally, the plant was expected to start production by 2024, but due to a shortage of skilled labor, the timeline has been pushed back to 2025. This delay is significant because TSMC, a major supplier of chips for companies like Apple and Nvidia, is crucial in alleviating the ongoing global chip shortage. The article highlights the broader implications of these delays, including potential continued shortages of semiconductors, which are vital for numerous industries from automotive to consumer electronics. It also touches on the geopolitical aspects, with the U.S. aiming to reduce its dependency on Asian manufacturing for critical technology components. The situation underscores the challenges in reshoring manufacturing capabilities and the complexities involved in building high-tech facilities, which require not just capital but also specialized expertise.

Read the Full CIO Article at:
[ https://www.cio.com/article/3806430/delays-in-tsmcs-arizona-plant-spark-supply-chain-worries.html ]
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