TSMC's $265 Billion US Spend Driven by Demand, Rivals, CFO Says

TSMC's CFO confirms the company will spend $265 billion in the US over the coming years, driven by customer demand for advanced chips and competition from rivals building US capacity. The investment signals a structural shift in global chip manufacturing, with Taiwan's largest chipmaker committing to sustained domestic production in America.

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