TSMC CEO C.C. Wei highlighted talent shortage as the primary challenge for Taiwan's semiconductor industry. He also pointed to water scarcity risks, emphasizing that chip production now depends on water, energy, land, and skilled labor. The government is taking steps to address these issues, including water management and attracting foreign talent.
TSMC CEO'su C.C. Wei, Samsung'ın 10 yıl içinde TSMC'yi yakalama vaatlerini eleştirdi. TSMC, %70'lik pazar payı ile liderliğini sürdürüyor.
TSMC, the world's largest chipmaker, is facing challenges meeting demand from American customers, even with its US factory expansion. CEO C.C. Wei cited high customer demand and the AI boom as key factors, noting that US-based production will take time to scale.
TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei stated the company is "not afraid" of competition from China, citing its manufacturing leadership. He reassured investors about TSMC's Nanjing plant and dismissed asset risks amid China's push for semiconductor self-sufficiency.
