Here’s where TSMC is reportedly eyeing a second U.S. site for a chip-making hub

Here’s where TSMC is reportedly eyeing a second U.S. site for a chip-making hub Here’s where TSMC is reportedly eyeing a second U.S. site for a chip-making hub TSMC is reportedly considering a second U.S. hub in the Dallas, Tex. area. nductor Manufacturing Co., the Taiwanese contract chipmaker that makes semiconductors for Nvidia among others, is reportedly eyeing a second site in the U.S. is considering Dallas, Tex, for a second chipmaking hub, alongside the current one in Phoenix, Ariz.. The news outletcited unnamed “sources in the semiconductor equipment” industry. Copyright ©2026 MarketWatch, Inc.

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