US Offers Over $11 Billion to TSMC as Global Chip Race Heats Up | Vantage with Palki Sharma
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- US Offers Over $11 Billion to TSMC as Global Chip Race Heats Up | Vantage with Palki Sharma
In a breakthrough deal, the US has approved a grant of $6 billion for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). Washington aims to help the firm set-up three chip-making factories in the state of Arizona in an effort expand production of chips in America. The US aims to boost the production of homegrown chips as the global race for semiconductors heats up. President Joe Biden, in a statement, has said that "America invented these chips, but over time, we went from producing nearly 40% of the world’s capacity to close to 10%, and none of the most advanced chips." Washington has reportedly set aside $50 billion in an effort to boost production of semiconductor chips. However, China remains its biggest competitor, is determined to catch up. Palki Sharma tells you more.
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Meanwhile, Yellen was bitching about the Chinese government subsidizing its industries.
@@mattguastella3018 You did not get the point, the point is -------- [US Offers Over $11 Billion], but it complains that Chinese gov't offer grants for the chip industry.
Remember we aren’t crying for their chips, they are crying for ours 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
american subsidies have nice legal names such as the $280 billion package the CHIPS and Science Act...no american will consider these as unfair subsidies but rather smart righteous patriotic policy...it is only unfair if done by china....then obviously it is evil and devious machinations
@@StealthHalcon9 Why do you think the US government is offering $11 B in grants and loans to TSMC? It is to jump start US chips production capabilities. US may be leading in chips design, but it relies on Taiwan to fabricate chips.
Incidentally, you can have all the chips in world. They are useless unless they can be utilized in cell phones, cars, military equipment etc. that are powered by batteries. China dominates the world’s batteries supply chain including the processing of half of the world’s lithium, two thirds of its cobalt, 70% of its graphite and one third of its nickel. That’s why Biden repeatedly emphasizes that US doesn’t want to decouple from China. It would be a disaster for both countries’ as well as the rest of the world’s economy.
More like Chinese begging to sell their surplus electric cars cause their own people aren’t consuming
Indication that Taiwan going to be next Ukraine. Right now, TSMC is the only factor stopping conflict there. Once the manufaturing is moved outside Taiwan, the war could erupt anytime
Usa will fucked up Taiwan
You are making the gigantic assumption that China has a belligerent, looking for war foreign policy similar to the US. Actually, its almost the complete opposite. China seeks cooperation, not conflict.
The only factor stopping conflict in Taiwan strait is the mercy of the CPC to the civilians in Taiwan.
Transfer should be done fast.
We need the technology for atleast the sustainability , but where do these critical technologies are kept at all ?
So plan is pretty clear. Have TMSC chip manufacturing plant in US and leave Taiwan in mercy of China after 2030. No brainer for anyone. I hope TMSC or Taiwan will realize this sooner.
That's not true. The project is strategic. The talk is about the military Industry. We are entering a new era of rapid technological expansion and there is a massive surge in digitalization for the militaries around the world. More and more we would see projects involving autonomous systems, AI, humanoids and more. This would all take significant amount of the latest and greatest chips. Now imagine a fully digital military that runs on the latest technologies, the best chips in the world running clouds with powerful AI managing tens of thousands of small eyes making 3D map of battlefields and calculating unimaginable amount of data every second. And then, all that technology is made in Taiwan which is under the radar of China. The unthinkable happen and whatever the case may be all these lines are now disrupted. So no more chips going there to feed that new war machine. Remember, the island don't have to fall in order for that supply to stop.
Surely America will back off, why waste men when you have a profit making semiconductor plant at home
Yep exactly. I’m sure TMSC and Taiwan are aware of this. They get several years to build their military and get their plans ready.
It's not, rather It keeps China at its bay. Chinese technology is far better than Taiwan, but it lacks some technologies that TSMC has now. As with any business, TSMC wants to expand its market, and who doesn't want to establish his company in US? However, it doesn't mean that TSMC will stop in Taiwan and shift to US.
Your got the elements there but the logic not quite right.
The US has always been and will continue to use Taiwan as a proxy against China. But it must make sure it has high end chip production in the US before a proxy war is started.
Arizona use to have a semiconductor factory plant in Tucson Arizona! How do i know because i use to work for a company call Burr Brown. It was a manufacturing chip plant - interesting how everything comes back around!
Chip manufacturing was strategic back then BUT America decided to outsource every damn thing!
Now they want it back in the USA - they should have never outsourced it in the first place!! They also had these manufacturing plants in California!
Glad to see America has all this money to throw around everywhere instead of helping its citizens here at home!
A similar story with India too, but ours but burnt in fire and never started again
Exactly.
Chips, transistors, semiconductors or microprocessors is an American invention.
The car is a German invention, so what's your point.
I suppose if fire is also an american invention then no one else should be able to make it...so high prices can be charged for using fire
@@david50665 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@david50665 If internet was invented by a totalitarian country like russia or China, it would have stayed in that country and would never have gotten internationalized. Internet would never have been a place of global free speech as it is today.
@@jameswatson5807 Nothing. Who said automobile is a German invention?
Right! Uncle Sam has made empty promises and lied many times. TSMC demanded that Uncle Sam to show the moneys instead of just talking.
Why the hate and the lies tho? Can you give examples?
When Biden was in G7 meeting in 2021 he promised that through G7 there would be 600billion to tackle China's BRI, did he actually deliver any part of this promise?
@@napobg6842dont worry they are chinese bots.
Uncle Sam : Money Printer broke down
666 chips?
I think huge opportunity for countries like India. It took 50 years for this industry to reach $ 500 billion and is said to double in 6 to 8 years. By 2035 it is expected to reach around $ 2 trillion dollar.
how could a common man benefit from this boom?
Yes the worlds still waiting for India to compete, so where the chips? Been waiting since before covid still nothing?
I think my comment of supporting India step up on chip manufacturing still there from 3 years back. 🥱
I am in support of making thing cheaper when US monopoly thing fricking unaffordable that when China step up and thing got much cheaper so when is it India gonna step up.
@@chrislee5685 Three Manufacturing Units are approved, India is investing $15 Billion. They will start functioning by the end of 2026.
@@solaris6462 India has no water, no water no chip, you need HUGE amount of water to make chips.
@@hanfucolorful9656 India has No water? Bro stop with the cap. India is big, while one region might have water scarcity due to seasonal issues, it doesn't mean we don't have water.
A win for the US. May or may not be a win for TSMC. May or may not be a lost for China. A no win for India.
Bot
@@mrbinoyghsoh A win for bot?
how is it a no win for India?
@@capybarabuzz Don't ask this bot a thing 🤣 LoL
@@capybarabuzz It is clearly self-evident, especially if you have to ask.
One who holds chip industry is the next chicken giving golden eggs. 🇮🇳 🤝🇺🇲🤝🇹🇼🤝🇯🇵
It is interesting to note that India HAS NOTHING in this chip war. Yet it talks like it is in the middle of it and are engaging everyone. Indians like to talk itself into any conversation and become part of the crowd, even if they have nothing on the table.
Spectators always shout louder than players on the field.
$ 11 B is a joke !
No It’s not!? They have multiple plants that are set to be operational soon. Two huge campuses in Arizona that are basically done. Not to mention Samsungs new plant and NVIDIA etc. we dominating babyyy!!! They are actually still hiring so instead of complaining get some skills and apply
They have market Apple Microsoft Nvidia we're just buyers mate
@@santhoshd9591sa d but true 😢
The High End Chips are made almost exclusively by TSMC in Taiwan, but they are designed in the United States, Japan, and South Korea. The United States, Japan, and South Korea make most of the Medium End Chips. The Low End Chips are made in China. Most of the equipment that is used in the fabrication factories are built all over the world.
China cannot produce 3-nanometer chips because the United States prohibits the Netherlands from exporting lithography machines that make 3-nanometer extreme ultraviolet light to China. China has mass-produced 7-nanometer chips for Huawei's mobile phones the year before last, and has mass-produced 5-nanometer chips this year. 5 nm is a low-end chip? Update your knowledge.
TSMC US make chips would cost 3x more than in Taiwan TSMC... everyone is questioning who would pay 3x for the same chip make in Taiwan? Besides, China is producing their own 5nm and with 3nm coming. So how can the US compete?
They probably try their luck with AI or basically import cheap workers perhaps .
Prices is not fixed because it is made in usa doesn't mean it will be more expensive,it depends on the market.and it is an investment for the future it is cheap in Taiwan now but ten years in the future it might be expensive and then it will be too expensive
That's what you are saying not what actually is. There is no 5nm chips production in China. In fact, there barely is 7nm
@@silentstormstudio4782No, they would use American workers. The US has long traditions in chip manufacturing. What this guy is saying is probably just coming from a point of hate
@@napobg6842 bruh Americans are already rich , what would you get if richer Americans got richer , free healthcare?
Indian opposition parties make huge noise against the ruling party when it offers small subsidies to industries to open factories. Our opposition leaders don't understand that new industries create direct and indirect jobs. Our opposition leaders are not business savvy and lack common sense. India's opposition is corrupt; instead of supporting visionary PM Modi the opposition leaders, with a track record of failing the Indian public for 65 years speak against capitalism and industrial growth. The good news is that India under PM Modi's leadership will continue to grow and reach new heights.
@@MeMaster-bi6se The Problem is Pappu does not believe in our army. My grandfather retired from the Indian army and my dad serves in it. Pappu has maligned our army all the time. I HATE him (my blood boils) when he does that. I challenge him to serve for a week in Northeast / Kashmir. Most kids of Army officers hate Rahul and other Indian leaders for insulting our army. Shame on Indian people who believe Rahul over our army generals. Pappu invited a Chinese consulate officer to get updates from him rather than army generals. Anti-India forces want to create imbalance in India by promoting opposition because it will not be a stable government. Pappu's grandmother Smt Indira Gandhi respected the Indian army. She met with my grandfather after the 1971 war. Pappu lacks common sense.
@@MeMaster-bi6sesave it from LCF (Left, Corrupt, and Fundamentalists) of India working on behalf of CIA, CCP...
Opposition parties are working on behalf of China. Don't forget the MOU signed by gandhi family and congress with China, supported vigorously by Leftists of India.
@@MeMaster-bi6se Why does the Delhi government pay Rs 18,000 to Masjid Imams and Rs 16,000 to Masjid muezzins? Why is taxpayers' money being wasted? Answer - bribe to get votes. This is most likely happening in other states too.
@@wolfmangoland7972You mean joker modi... Time to kick out Joker modi from india 🦶🤡
So China subsidized the technology industry is bad, but the American offering subsidized on this case the library to tsmc is good is that what you're saying.
This world is all about interest and not fair
@davidleandro7026 You are absolutely right, brother. Hypocrisy is a keyword.
It is different when you subsidize everything and whatever goes south for China they just start dumping in the world economy. Then the industries in your country start to suffer because they now have to compete with subsidized Chinese exports.
@napobg6842 Oh, hush posh, wouldn't this all good for the consumer subsidize or not, like the old saying if you can not stand the heat Stay out of the kitchen.
@@tjinc002 It is anti-free market where the market where people and companies decide what the prices are
140b vs 65b vs 14b dollars in investment, pretty obvious who is going to dominate the supply chain eventually!
Don't pick an economic fight with China--One lesson that other countries need to learn especially the west!
china only copy!Make me sick...
Yes, chinese are good at copying and put cheaper products fast.
Abuse America and then stand in line to get American VISA
...and india, but india is nothing....😂😂😂😂
thats why china are crying when trump slap them with 200bllion tariff..
I DONT THINK PALKI UNDERSTANDS WHAT SHE IS TALKING ABOUT. ACCORDING TO NVEDIA CEO,IT WILL TAKE 10 YEARS FOR THE U.S TO BECOME CHIP INDEPENDENT. CHINA HAS ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED 7 AND 5 NM ADVANCED CHIPS.
And India becomes more advanced
Yes, you're right. Not sure about 5nm but design is done in US and manufacturing machine came from Netherlands. China can manufacture but design and other thing will be 20 years gap for them. US just need manufacturing capacity which they can easily overcome. May be by 2030 as they are using money 💰 power
That's not true actually. There are no 5nm chips production in China and there is barely even 7nm as well. In fact, that 7nm architecture was stolen couple of years back from TSMC. It is the very first gen 7nm process from TSMC which was also made using DUV machines. The yield rates were low and impractical so they changed to EUV the very next year. Theoretically, it is possible to make 5nm chips but they would be completely impractical for commerical use. Maybe for state projects where the costs would be manageable but for a private company, it would be completely useless.
@@GG-ur4kmOh? Huawei designs its own chips. CPU, GPU/AI, 5G and all at 7nm. It actually had a 5nm CPU chip that was fabbed by TSMC before US sanctions. Longsoon has produced comparable CPU chips to Intel's 5th Gen capabilities or AMD's Zen 1, the 3A6000, and Yangtze Memory has produced memory chips superior to Samsung and SK Hynix with its 3D NAND chip.
As for fab, the US has fabs below 14nm, but Intel's recent climb to 7nm is moving the marker forward and it recently received ASML's most advanced EUV lithography machine, High NA system, so when it gets up to speed, it could challenge TSMC at nodes smaller than 3nm. Both TSMC and Samsung do not have the High NA EUV yet. What China is waiting for is the Huawei-SMEE EUV lithography machine due out later this year.
China manufacturing diseases
Chip making is a major role with modern computers and future computers world wide
The chips produced will not be "dirt cheap". You still lose.
And this is not a subsidy? TSMC has to decide where its future lies. Any investment in the US and the West can very easily become a "hostage" situation. The $11B is nothing.
Finally USA is making sense instead of spending money on Ukraine wat they should bring in more chip manufacturing
Good one
Happy to have TSMC in the USA!
Chines are legends the Americans can't even move closer to them
Weird comment ngl
😂😂nice joke 👍
Legends in copying others, yes.
@@abhishekverma-hu7by...and india, but india is nothing...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
India winning in the Chip war...
They are just starting out. Their focus would most likely be on the low-end which is actually a very lucrative business. The vast majority of products use low-end chips which are usually tasked to do just one simple task. Every electronic in the world uses those
What are you smoking man???....please pass on to me 😂😂😂
Yes india is winning in self praise, boasting and mocking others...😂😂😂😂😂
There are many electronics and semiconductor companies in Malaysia and Philippines producing chips for variety of application for several decades already. They are producing silently as they are not as big as TSMC.
India: “I am in the race too” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol
😂😂 nicest comment I read poverty is trying to manufacturing chips 😂😂
@@hdhnbggh8312What is Your Problem
@@NavinShah-nk1tv the problem is solved your poverty and religious hatred first then think about chips.
CCP SLAVE FROM BHIKHARISTAN SPOTTED
Would Quantum Computers still require chips on this scale....
India should go all out on both Quantum Computing and Chip Making..... It's a do or die.
India cannot afford to miss this bus....
Why would Taiwan part with its crown jewel and give it away risking its own security? 😂
But how are these chips different from the ones India currently manufactures ?
Global chip wars intensify, and India has nothing to do with it hahahaha
You are 100% wrong hahahaha.
Its big power game. Regional thugs sit back and relax
The Indian government approved the construction of three semiconductor plants with investments totaling over $15 billion.
The India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA) and Counterpoint Research reported that India’s semiconductor market is expected to reach $64 billion USD.
Additionally, the Indian government is evaluating semiconductor proposals worth $21 billion, including plans for a $9 billion plant by Tower Semiconductor and an $8 billion chip fabrication unit by the Tata Group.
Chips making is a big boys playing field not for wannabe
Chinese bot🤡
America didn't have to work for money, just turn printer on and print money or just put computer entry to allocat money.. so they can not only subsidies 11billion,, they can give trillions too.. like Afghanistan $2trillion, Ukraine $200Billion.... Just turn printer on easy 😊
We are moving at the speed of 🐢, while world is moving at the speed of cheetah. We need to speed up.
US have slipped up on chips front for years now so it’s about time that it has this in place
I got to excited, when they said, that: "they" are (people/companies/investors etc.); are: -"Investing, into: "(that very): "A.I.""!!"!! -L.O.L.
Subsidies to encourage chip making, subsidies to encourage vehicle making.
India need to invest more in R&D in Chip manufacturing in India.India has highly skilled IT work force they should work in India develop and produce high value products which every country needs and want.
How the US never saw this opportunity baffles me
How much market share TSMC will lose?
India semiconductor?
Reliance, hcl, htc, tata, vedanta, foxconn?
India needs to put big efforts on this emerging market field. India need to offer more loan and subsidies to this companies.
Now the US us thinking straight... stop fighting China and innovate on your lane US please. Watching, fighting and isolating China is the US's weakness.
they should have given the money to India.
nothing will ever come out of the US-TSMC adventure.
Problem is US was never good at making chips after the Intel founders died. Check where the CEOs of AMD and Nvidia were born
@@1rjonaBoth migrated with their parents when they were small kids
The US has almost always been leader in chip manufacturing and has always been the leader in chip design and engineering. Intel woke up and now they are investing big in chip manufacturing. They reached several milestone very fast and now have the capacity to produce 7nm chips which means the US is back in the game for advanced chip manufacturing.
@@napobg6842 mostly due to the foriegn scientists it has enticed to US by impoverishing their homelands. See bios of Andrew Grove, Lisa Su or Jesen Huang.
Who is going to use these chips? By not selling to the biggest chips user China, these expensive high end chips will be sitting in the store room. Not a wise investment. So, good luck to TSMC.
India needs to set up own subsidy commitments of at least $50 billion spread over 10-15 yrs to win over in chip war. We can outdo USA & China by offering additional subsidies of $10-15 billion for Quantum chips production to forge ahead of competition.
ahahaaahaahaha you know chip making requires the enviroment to be CLEAN right
Naah, it won't be that easy.
Unlike US we have a limited money to spend on subsidies.
We can't win against US monetarily atleast for next 2 decades.
keep streets clean pajjeet
@@DK-yz9xkand? You think all of India is a slum? I know one can be dumb, but the amount of Nincompoopery that people like you regurgitate online is nothing less than a miracle.
Indian Policy making till now had been awful when it came to committing ourselves to Strategically important Industry (Edit: Such as the semiconductor Industry) with less job creation than other industry. Modi Govt has realised this finally, and they're going in the right direction. Gradually as we pour more money in the Research and development, more money in expanding the manufacturing, India will catch up to the Global tech powers, Modi Govt is going the right way.
See Palki America is acting very responsibly with regards to Semiconductor Chips. I will recall the shortages of chips shutting down industries like the Auto Manufacturers ,the Computer Industry etc. All because of the chips were manufactured in China Taiwan etc. America needs to take back its prized technology from overseas and manufacture in North America then export to the Global Industries. Keep up the good work Pslki.
Patent invented in Taiwan. Until 2014, all chip manufacturing companies in Taiwan were the only regions in the world with advanced manufacturing processes. Do you mean teaching usa to steal? ? Now TSMC has been forced to move to usa. If this is American technology, Why do they give TSMC money? ?
@MeMaster-bi6se the money given is just an incentive to get established in the US.also the benefits to the Wrst is we are bringing our jobs lost to China and the region. Times are changing.my friend .the benefit to this is we will no longer be dependent on China for Chips.
@@MeMaster-bi6se What patent invented in Taiwan? All of TSMC's chip making equipments come from foreign companies. Most of them are US companies like Applied Materials, LAM Research, Texas Instruments, and KLA Corporation.
@@user-je7pc2mp5e According to what you said, why doesn't US make these chips themselves? ? ? ?
@@user-je7pc2mp5e As Palki said in this video, the US does NOT have any advanced manufacturing process. Watching this video before Being mad ！！！ You can’t even understand the news, and of course you don’t know about Taiwan’s patents and inventions.
🧐🧐🧐🧐 *Now all the develop countries have known that (Semiconductor) Chip is new OLI which can boost their economy very fast! I just freaked out to know China is gonna invest 140 billion dollars for manufacturing the chips.. And it seems that china can win the race*
It is one thing to say it and another to do it. Not sure if you know but the budget deficit in China is over 1 trillion USD. Just shy of the US. The issue is that, the US budget is significantly larger than China's budget
China will win this battle without doubts! If you look closely China has vibrant chips industry which are 10 years ahead of US and Europe!
Ok
looks like you don't know how advanced tech does US empire has
@@smallcube-zn2mmyes, is very advanced, but only in lab scale, incapable in mass production.
All blue prints copied over....30 years of master spy, theiving and copiers work.
There is nothing cheap in US so I doubt they can compete with Chinese chips that are below tier 1 level which is a very small share of the total chip output , less than 10 %.Tier 1 is only use in the latest phone.No network equipment need tier 1 chips
India should be involved in chip making industries,
Modi ji Sarker any thing possible 🎉
Where is India standing in semiconductors manufacturing? Nowhere 😢
chip manufacturing has just began I India It will need time of atleast 10-12 years to be major player India tata and Taiwan's PSMC collaborated to "manufacture" chip in India with 100% tech transfer to tata and first chip will be out From Tata unit will be in 2026 1st quarter , India is starting chip manufacturing with 28 nm and by 12-15 years will be manufacturing chips on 4-5 microns .
US should realize that they don r control semiconductor chain and don t have. The skills to progress faster
Please bring TSMC to India urgently. It should be the world's largest plant.
They can offer 11 trillion too….they print out of thin air😅
Gov suing Apple with back door chips but not for that.Geez
Why: Coercion. And the government money did not come through
By that time Chinese will put them out of market
Did the previous subsidies for TSMC and Samsung ever being paid?
I remember Intel got it fast but TSMC never got it now history repeat itself.
They actually got a few billion USD
@@napobg6842 Really? When? Cause I ever say TSMC and Samsung complain never got it.
11 billion US$ is peanuts according to the strategic advantage vaused by this ... even 1 trillion would not worrh to mentioned with the actual global gepolitics in mind.
Thats "America first" in praxis.
India is first off the starting line. India is IT powerhouse, It can go further.
Indian Policy making till now had been awful when it came to committing ourselves to Strategically important Industry with less job creation than other industry. Modi Govt has realised this finally, and they're going in the right direction. Gradually as we pour more money in the Research and development, more money in expanding the manufacturing, India will catch up to the Global tech powers, Modi Govt is going the right way.
America is in debt crisis so how do America have money to offer TSMC 11 billion dollars. That strange
The U.S. simply prints more currency as it has been doing all along over the past 70 years,
i guess you need to complete education
Debt is made by US and that's why US will never face debt crisis or more clearly I can say US will never face any severe economic issues.
Debt isn’t real, and America runs on it. +1 for 🇺🇸
It will when Brics countries refuse to accept US dollars.
As a semiconductor design employee, I don't get a bit of this 😀😀😀
Doesnt America have issues within their own country?
Every country has internal issues
Every country has issues
and then if needed it can be natinalized !
The cost of production will be very high due to expensive labour among other things, how will the semiconductors made in the US remain competitive in the price
Time to think about moving soon
China is able to make 5nm chip. That's more than self-sufficient. Getting 4nm, 3nm, 2nm is the matter of time.
bullshit
To make it is one thing. To mass produce is another.
You can type a letter and print it to a laser printer and hand it to your boss.
This is the easy part, and it can be done reliably.
Now I need 100000 copies every morning six o'clock delivered to the warehouse.
Would you use your laser printer?
Being able to produce does not mean you can scale it up to mass produce.
Where were these warriers then?
What do you mean US makes 0 advanced chip? As far I see, Intel has been making their own chips on the US soil for decades.
That's was 20 years ago tsmc make all Intel chips Intel just a chip designer nothing more
@@kosia1972Intel is one of the largest chip manufacturers in the world
@@kosia1972 Designing is the main part. It's the engineering part. Design is what gets patented. That's why countries like Taiwan can't make their own chips to compete with the US even though they know how to manufacture the chips. Plus Intel makes its chip in Ohio fab.
Surely one realises that chip makers need Chinese market to survive. TSMC is a white elephant if it is ban from China. Indian market can't help either 😊
The US, Europe, Japan, South Korea, and China, all are building their semiconductor industries like crazy. They don't want to buy chips, they want to make and sell chips to themselves and to the world.
India will also be investing in semiconductor manufacturing mainly for domestic use.
The point that US depends on the Chinese (Taiwanese) to make the the chips means they are a bit of a disadvantage against PRC
Y does the US play dirty ?!
India should expand even the govt. Chip making facilitybat Chandigarh.
The question is, where's India in all these?
A huge need of water and electricity. India’s Silicon Valley infrastructure needs to be upgraded to a higher level before it is eligible to enter.
Per Palki what about India?
Don't worry, let India manage Pak first.
Every semiconductor manufacturer who is coming to india wants two guarantees written and unmodified by law, for electricity and water...with our major SILICON DESERT that is bengaluru running out of WATER, and other major cities too reaching the same DESERTIFICATION process of bengaluru , it is not surprising that any major semiconductor giant would even think about thus gutterhole of corruption called india...it's a distant dream for india due to its WATER CRISIS..unmanageable fir india to even sustain quality chip production owing to WATER SCARCITY...the YIELDS would be too low...neither we have trained & dusciplined manpower instead if rabble...
I think you didn't here last two sentence
Why not move island near to USA though pacific sea.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I just imagined it being towed
They have on factory in dresden tho
Depends on how long the puppet lasts in Taiwan
didn't a chip maker in the Netherlands just create a new chip/process making all this obsolete?
US is so much late in this race, China has already crossed the finish line😂
This is really amusing considering that transistors and integrated circuits were invented in the United States.
The USA is still okay to spend prior to its national debt reaching usd 40 trillion. After that annual interest costs will be usd 2 trillion pa and things just go parabolic.
See it’s already started😂😂😂
USA won nothing fairly, they just pressured TSMC to build the factory 😂
Arm twisting the Taiwanese.
Taiwan also knows that China will come after them one day.
US is giving them security guarantees and giving them the hopes of supply chain diversification.
But we know what these guarantees of US result in. The day china start attackinv Taiwan, US will be the first one to fly away. They will just keep sending the dollars in installments to purchase arms and ammunition from US itself.😂
That's the strenght of USA. Other countries can just cry some more
Can the US factory win over China in terms of mass production cost ? Worker's mentality of these 2 countries are just world apart.
@@adiraemilee the answer is - Never.
This is going to be fun watching these things unfold in the woke america.
@@KingsonKeshav keep the streets clean pajjeet
Chip on our shoulder 😂
... the kingdom of Formosa......
Washington has finally given up on Intel foundry!! Time to invest in the professionals…😂
Interesting that the US has focused on high end chips while China has focused on legacy or mature node chips. 85% of semiconductor sales are in the legacy sector. Further, China has been incrementally chipped away at the high end and can currently produce 7 and 5nm chips. Currently, China produces 25% of the world's semiconductors and the US only 10%. China has 44 fabs already and 24 more will be added in the near future. China will dominate the world's production of semiconductors. If the new EUV machine being developed by Huawei and SMEE comes into fruition this year, the US/TSMC will be hard pressed to be cost competitive below 7nm. It sounds like a slow start for TSMC since the commentary quickly glossed over the fact that these plants won't be fully operational until 2030. By then, things could drastically change as newer semiconductors make production. Photonic, graphene, and quantum chips are right around the corner and silicon could become yesterday's technology. If so, China will be the dominant player and the US will end up playing second fiddle in the semiconductor sector.
Writing is on the wall America also lacks talent and infrastructure also a shortage of skilled workers. America also lacks supporting industries in these area's so as per usual good luck 😂😂😂
China has barely any 7nm production capacity using legacy technology to make them at low yield rates. They have no 5nm capacity whatsoever and won't have for a while. That 25% figure is what is expected to be produced by 2030. The US is currently the location where the most plants are either being renovated and constructed from scratch
India, the next semiconductor superpower😊
What are you smoking man???....please pass on to me. Another "Andh Bhakt" 😅😅😅
Indian collaboration TSMC player which seems to be Tata should take a majority stake in the american TSMC also, and other indian organizatioins should have major stake,
US didn't win over TSMC yet. India is short of this Fab. India can still
out bid US by offering US$15 billion to TSMC and US$9 Billion to Samsung to
set up shop in India. India will then be the legit IT powerhouse of the world.
India doesn't have the advantages the US has
What India have is Solid Cash while US have none. What US have is imaginary borrowed money@@napobg6842
Its not heating up, thats U.S desperation, its a silent scream yet very loud.
You can build plants, but you can't build workers.
Yet... And still the US has long traditions in chip manufacturing. Americans are hard working, intelligent and educated people. So there will be a workforce for these fabs. People from Taiwan would go there to train people and the opposite, people from the US would go to Taiwan to get the knowledge. It is not all that big of a deal. It would be if it is not done
Now Taiwan is way of becoming Ukraine 😮
Chips are old news. Quantum computers are coming. Invest in these instead.
chips for the us means taiwan for china , stupid deal for taiwan , their chips are the only thing that keeps them alive
So it's ok for USA to give subsidies but when China does the same, it immediately becomes a problem.
Ya American exceptinalism in display. Hypocrisy at its finest 😊
in india we make Casava chips.
India should take notice.