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News Intel and Apple are expected to use TSMC's 3nm node process for upcoming devices, but it may be a while before we see PCs ship with the ensuing chips inside.

The United States Senate just passed the CHIPS Act, which will provide $52 billion in grants and incentives to chipmakers in the country. Now, the bill has to go through the House of Representatives.

The founder and former CEO of TSMC recently called efforts to produce semiconductors in the United States a "very expensive exercise in futility."

Not-so-great news in the semiconductor industry strikes... again.

Two big industry players are about to give a lot of people jobs if a new report is accurate. Over 10,000 new staff might join TSMC and MediaTek over the course of 2022.

With a maximum of $44 billion on the table for 2022's expenditures, TSMC is ready for manufacture. Forget turtles; it's chips all the way down.

TSMC has been having a good past few quarters, and that trend's not set to stop anytime soon.

Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger made a comment referring to Taiwan as unstable. Said comment attracted disapproval from TSMC chairman Mark Liu.

Countless companies have given estimates on when the chip shortage will wrap up. Now, it's time to find out what happens to consumers in the interim.

The more the process shrinks, the more progress has occurred. And TSMC is taking things all the way down to the 3nm level with its current pilot production efforts.