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  1. TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, has warned of weak demand from the mobile and PC industries. It has forecast a 16% plunge in sales for the second quarter, as consumers grapple with an inventory glut and a weakening global economy. This, despite posting a surprise increase in Q1 profit. Net income for the March quarter was about $6.8 billion, beating a Reuters consensus forecast of $6.3 billion. Revenue came in at $16.7 billion -- down nearly 5% on-year and a 16% slump on-quarter. Its stock, which closed before the earnings were out, ended six-tenths of a percent higher.
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  2. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  3. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  4. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  5. TSMC should setup in Europe and Japan. After TSMC forced to setup factory in U$A , U$A change policy again for TSMC need to share profit with U$ gov. And share manufacturing data to let U$A gov to track profit.(Actually for Intel to copy) Now Taiwanese call this company ASMC.
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  6. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  7. TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, has warned of weak demand from the mobile and PC industries. It has forecast a 16% plunge in sales for the second quarter, as consumers grapple with an inventory glut and a weakening global economy. This, despite posting a surprise increase in Q1 profit. Net income for the March quarter was about $6.8 billion, beating a Reuters consensus forecast of $6.3 billion. Revenue came in at $16.7 billion -- down nearly 5% on-year and a 16% slump on-quarter. Its stock, which closed before the earnings were out, ended six-tenths of a percent higher.
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  8. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  9. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  10. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  11. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  12. (April 19) TSMC is concerned about the US rules that may require them to share the profits of the chip factory and provide detailed operating information. TSMC plans to invest $40 billion to build two chip factories in Arizona. Liu Deyin, chairman of TSMC, said the U.S. terms could dissuade chipmakers from working with Washington to build U.S. chip production capacity. Some South Korean chipmakers also raised objections. Liu Deyin told attendees at an industry conference in Taiwan on March 30: "Some conditions are unacceptable, and we hope to be able to adjust to not be negatively affected, and will continue to negotiate with the U.S. government."
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  13.  @oscarwindham6016  TSMC setup in Europe and Japan better. They not ask TSMC to share profit
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  14.  @oscarwindham6016  After TSMC setup the factory , now U$ change policy asking for profit sharing and all manufacturing data.
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  15. 21-4-2023 U.S. repeatedly says reliance on Taiwan chips is unsafe to scare away investors Taiwanese officials are particularly concerned about U.S. Commerce Secretary Raimondo, who has said that relying on Taiwanese chips would make the U.S. "fragile" and "insecure." Earlier, during his visit to Taiwan, Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the US House of Representatives Michael McCaul also said that Taiwan’s chip industry, a strategic asset, has “dire prospects” in the event of an attack by the People’s Liberation Army. Said that "the window of opportunity is closing, and we really don't have much time." According to reports, this also made the Taiwan authorities feel uncomfortable. Warren Buffett, sold 86% of its TSMC shares in the fourth quarter.
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