TSMC is not going anywhere anytime soon, analyst says

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[@upmwinston]

sorry, but no Americans will work 12 hrs a day, 7 days a week, even if TSMC build all the factories in the States

[@sirhch1]

Exactly. Plus it would take at least 10 years for a US factory to reach Taiwan efficiency, even if run by TSMC. The knowhow is so important and it takes years to learn.

[@banklootful]

Taiwanese learned it here. They went back to start TSMC

[@normansteinmetz643]

@@banklootfulcorrect, but this was decades ago. The knowledge of producing the best quality high performance chips is in their hands now and Intel struggles with offering similar chip quality over and over again. Second problem for Intel is that their foundry business will always be connected to their own chip business and therefore most competitors will prefer to handover the contracts to TSMC.

[@ernst91]

Dang straight we are not slaves.

[@artfquinn]

First, this is 5 days a week, 8 hours a day work, Workers still take holiday off. But it is not a typical work. 1. You need to leave your smartphone at the entrance. Most workers need 100% attention on the monitor. It is a boring job to do the same thing 8 hours a day. Unlike front end of chip in design like in NVidia or AMD, if you get bored, you check your email or browse Internet using your smartphone. Inside the fab plant, no can do. 2. Overtime is almost guaranteed every day. There are three shifts each lasting 8 hours. But the previous shift workers have to tell the next shift workers the work process. So each day you work like 8.5 hours or 9 hours. Actually it is lucky to get American worker to do the real work 4 hours a day. Most of the times people are browsing Internet, watch KZbin etc. Working at TSMC, is very demanding. Working 9 hours straight with only short breaks would be the nightmare for most American workers. Unlike in Asia, you can find workers that can tolerate this work condition like this. In America, even high pay cannot attract workers that are willing to continue work 9 hours a day and take away your smartphone in the entrance and there is no Internet in your office. 3. American workers like to define their own pace. When clock strikes five, all work are stopped and will continue tomorrow. At TSMC, you have to explain the details regarding the progress. Both shift workers have to be on the same page then the previous shift workers could be dismissed. That means overtime everyday. These are the three problems that TSMC faces to find workers in Arizona or any state in America (or Germany). Americans are not built the same as Taiwanese, Japanese, South Korean or Chinese workers. Creative Americans are more suitable to take the front end design work in NVidia, AMD or Apple. Let back-end boring chip making stay in Taiwan. Not to force Taiwan moving fab plants to USA. It is a culture thing. The only exception is to build a small fab plant with enough personnel to make military chips in case China invade Taiwan and TSMC has to destroy own plants in Taiwan. Then the world no longer has advanced chips but USA still can make a few chips for missiles and other military applications.

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[@shepherdsknoll]

TSMC has a completed chip plant in Japan, they are building a second plant there that will be completed in 2025. TSMC has also completed a new plant in Phoenix.

[@tommyle4648]

Also in Vietnam

[@mollygiovanna1095]

Intel fell asleep at the wheel.

[@marke9036]

*Government Motor of computer chips $30 - billion - dollars free money this year alone, join with Boeing*

[@michaelc1063]

😢

[@NickDrinksWater]

tsmc is the best chip maker ever

[@michaelc1063]

For now

[@yazanzo3bi610]

What distinguishes the TSMC factory is not the machines or logistics, only the competencies and minds

[@tomasbeha1645]

Total over reaction yesterday

[@MS-cs7gt]

Sell off is just a proof to how vulnerable market has become

[@klarsen1101]

GF an alternative to TSMC is the most puzzling comment of the interview. GF decided not to pursue the advanced nodes needed for AI chips for the Nvidia, AMD, Meta, Microsoft, Google, Amazon needs to stay ahead. GF has good technology for all sorts of other applications, like iot and comm.

[@jasonchen-alienroid]

if you worked with GF, you'd know why they are not even in the conversation.

[@klarsen1101]

@@jasonchen-alienroid exactly

[@MichaelMcCausland-pg6qs]

Boom boom boom boom it’s time to go cherry picking

[@nononnomonohjghdgdshrsrhsjgd]

That is almost the best company in the world. What a bargain

[@Justice-Zcjh]

The US destroyed TSMC. Taiwanese are so ludicrous.

[@MatthewMS.]

It’s going to be just fine

[@truthconscience81]

You buy when they sell. Warren Buffet.

[@marke9036]

*Intel, Government Motor of computer chips industry $30 - billion - dollars free money from government this year alone, CEO fired one after another, join with Boeing*

[@ILoveTinfoilHats]

It's clear this guy has no idea what he's talking about to anyone who actually knows the industry.

[@Jonathan-ol9si]

What is he wrong about?

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I can if u let me

[@Jay-eo6gl]

Must move to USA

[@damonkatos4271]

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[@superblondeDotOrg]

Where's Intel? They fell from a good height...

[@artfquinn]

It is more than that. TSMC only make chips based on designs. They don't have any design business. There was instance that Apple present their CPU design to Samsung fabrication plant. Then Samsung studied the design and copy the features in their smartphone. NVidia, AMD and Apple won't give their designs to Intel in fear that Intel will copy or reverse engineer their designs in similar products.Everybody trust TSMC because they built that trust in decades.