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… If you're a TSMC employee with an already-overflowing wardrobe, other options include an excellent-sounding "TSMC co-branded Tatung rice cooker." Said cooking implement will apparently have a mirrored silver TSMC logo on the lid, and a circuit-themed design. …
… According to one source , the average annual employee bonus at TSMC is $90,000, which is not insignificant. On the other hand, TSMC raked in record profits of $54 billion in 2025, in part thanks to the ongoing AI boom. TSMC is variously reported as having around 80,000 to 90,000 employees. …
… Jumping to TSMC's 2 nm node, branded N2, is an interesting move given that most of AMD's current CPUs, including the Ryzen 9000 series, are built on silicon derived from TSMC's N5 node. …
… The company also announced that itself and TSMC have "hit another major production milestone" with Venice Epyc CPUs ramping on TSMC 2nm technology in Taiwan. The red team said that it has future plans to ramp up production at TSMC's Arizona fab, too. …
… That's because all of Intel's current desktop chips are either Intel 7 or TSMC silicon. …
… Huang has previously said " Without TSMC, there is no Nvidia today " and described the semiconductor company as 'the pride of Taiwan.' It's interesting to compare and contrast these developments to Nvidia's relationship to China. …
… It farms out manufacture, mostly to Taiwanese fab TSMC, and that means signing forward contracts and, to an extent, being limited by TSMC's capacity. …
… It measures 368 mm2 using a TSMC N5-class production node. The RTX 5060 Ti? It's based on the GB206 GPU, which comes in at just 181 mm2 courtesy of a similar TSMC node. …
… One example of this move towards diversification and localisation in recent years is TSMC's Arizona fabs. With the encouragement of the US government , TSMC has been building semiconductor manufacturing fabs in Arizona . …
… It was my honor to place upon him his doctoral… pic.twitter.com/WHrCHYne1q May 10, 2026 Nvidia can no longer rely on Chinese trade , due in part to global tensions, and diversifying production away from TSMC doesn't seem like an awful move with that in mind. …