TSMC’s semiconductor manufacturing facility in Phoenix celebrates the first NVIDIA Blackwell wafer produced on U.S. soil. The US Nvidia Blackwell has reached volume production.
The chip packaging is still done in Taiwan.
TSMC Arizona will produce advanced technologies including two-, three- and four-nanometer chips, as well as A16 chips, all essential for applications like AI, telecommunications and high-performance computing.
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Golden TSMC Chips 😉
On another note: if the chips are packaged in Taiwain will that mean they have to cross the ocean TWICE before uses in a US data centre ?
This mixes the gold and TSMC stories.
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