TSMC Announces $100 Billion Expansion in U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturing

The Taiwanese chipmaker plans to build five new facilities in Arizona, boosting U.S. semiconductor capacity and creating thousands of jobs.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has committed to investing at least $100 billion in the United States to expand its semiconductor production capacity.
The investment includes the construction of five new facilities in Arizona, adding to three existing plants already under development in the state.
TSMC's expansion is expected to create thousands of high-paying jobs and bolster U.S. leadership in advanced semiconductor production, particularly in AI chip manufacturing.
The announcement comes as the U.S. government pressures foreign companies to localize production to avoid tariffs, with President Donald Trump emphasizing the importance of 'made in America' technology.
This move is seen as a response to geopolitical tensions involving Taiwan, with experts noting the potential impact on Taiwan's strategic position in the global semiconductor industry.