TSMC, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, is the world's largest manufacturer of semiconductors. And he has declared that he is not going to allow another company to overcome it and that he has sufficient funds to prove it.
He has declared that they have a budget of 6.742,1 million dollars, about 6.222 million euros. In 2010 his company was worth $ 63,4 billion. Therefore, that company is a great industry that can compete against whatever it wants.
[amazon box="B005NIR8G8"]TSMC has stated what it will do with that investment
TSMC has declared that it intends to do 5 things with that investment. First, you are going to build more facilities where you can work comfortably. Second, buy more machinery, for the new facilities and to upgrade the machinery. Third, installation of specialized technological capacity.
Four, advanced packing capacity facility. And lastly, Q2020 XNUMX R&D capital investments and sustainable capital expenditures. Therefore, TSMC is going to invest in expanding its industries, in research and in renovating equipment.
Most companies in the hardware world are TSMC customers. We are talking about AMD, NVidia or Qualcomm to give examples. Although we will not see Intel as a TSMC customer since Intel prefers to manufacture its own semiconductors.
The investment TSMC can make in research is crucial in order to continue to develop processors. Since we need to lower the nanometers of the semiconductors to be able to add more transistors in the processors and therefore, make more powerful processors.
There is Moore's Law, which was formulated in 1965 by an Intel co-founder, Gordon E. Moore. And the law says that every 2 years, the number of transistors that go into a processor will double. And it is thanks to the investigation of companies like TSMC that it has been possible to comply.
Source: TechPowerUp
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