TSMC may get more orders of chip-making from Intel: Report

According to the latest report, Intel CEO Henry Kissinger started his Asia trip, and it was reported that his private jet will arrive in Taiwan, China early today (7th).

The source revealed that his first trip was to meet TSMC executives, hoping to entrust TSMC to produce more chips, including striving for more 6/5 nanometer advanced process capacity.

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While considering his own needs, also increased the follow-up 3nm CPU foundry order volume, exploring all-around cooperation in the more advanced 2nm process and even supporting the mature process.

According to industry analysis, Kissinger only communicated directly with TSMC in December last year, and he visited TSMC in just four months, and released a large order, highlighting the need for “urgent” production capacity.

Regarding Kissinger’s related itinerary, Intel remained tight-lipped, only saying that he and other members of the company team will increase cooperation with employees, customers, partners, and supplier partners.

Moreover, other key interests around the world under the premise of the new crown pneumonia epidemic situation. Local interactions of related people. TSMC also did not comment on single customer information yesterday.

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