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TSMC phases out Chinese equipment from 2-nm plants amid US policy risks
25 Aug 2025, 12:30 IST25 Aug 2025, 12:30 ISTRelevance: 85%
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TSMC has announced the phasing out of Chinese equipment from its 2-nm fabrication plants due to increasing risks associated with U.S. policies. This decision is a direct response to geopolitical tensions and export control measures that could affect the semiconductor supply chain. As TSMC is a leading player in the semiconductor industry, this move could have significant implications for procurement strategies, particularly for companies relying on TSMC for advanced chips. The shift away from Chinese equipment may lead to increased costs and longer lead times as TSMC adjusts its supply chain to comply with U.S. regulations....
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