Since Trump's return to power in 2025, Taiwan-based TSMC has announced $200 billion in investments to expand its U.S. manufacturing capacity.
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Trump's AI chip push drives $200B TSMC investment in US manufacturing
Since Trump's return to power in 2025, Taiwan-based TSMC has announced $200 billion in investments to expand its U.S. manufacturing capacity.
The Taiwan-based chipmaker has announced $200 billion in investment into U.S. manufacturing since Trump returned to power in 2025.
The significant investment reflects geopolitical pressures to localize AI chip production in the U.S., potentially reshaping global semiconductor supply chains. However, the increased costs may affect TSMC's financial performance and pricing strategies.
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