Chris Randall – electrive.com

TSMC breaks ground for chip factory in Dresden

Germany is getting another large semiconductor plant, which will produce silicon-based chips for the automotive industry, among other things. The Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC is investing in a plant in Dresden as part of a joint venture with Bosch, Infineon and NXP. The foundation stone was laid today.

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