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by magic_smoke_ee
523 days ago
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A slow start. Apple uses N3* but TSMC won't be able to deploy that until 4 years from now when it's obsolete. It's possible they could make Samsung/Qualcomm SoCs on N4P, maybe. This venture has an appearance of malicious compliance to take advantage of American taxpayers. It would've been better if an American company built things in America because then the interests of such a company would be aligned. Instead, it's still entirely dependent on TSMC in Taiwan where China is planning to invade this year or next given the rapid construction of landing craft and other preparation signals. |
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Is it? I thought that starting production in a near SOTA fab ~3 years after breaking ground wan't bad at all.
Are there many examples of this happening faster in recent times?