TSMC's Arizona Plant Surpasses Taiwan in Chip Production Yield

The Phoenix facility's success marks a significant milestone for U.S. semiconductor manufacturing efforts.

TSMC's Arizona fab has achieved a 4% higher production yield compared to similar facilities in Taiwan.
The Phoenix facility is part of a U.S. expansion project supported by the CHIPS Act, with TSMC set to receive $6.6 billion in funding.
Despite initial delays due to labor challenges, the Arizona plant has begun producing 4nm chips with satisfactory results.
Apple's A16 Bionic SoCs are now being manufactured at the Arizona site, with AMD planning to produce AI HPC chips there soon.
TSMC's success in Arizona is a boost for U.S. efforts to secure its semiconductor supply chain and expand domestic chip manufacturing.