Taiwan’s TSMC to invest €3.5bn in Dresden chip factory. by Marciu73 Tags:germany 1 comment **The board of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC this week voted to invest €3.5bn in a factory in the east German city of Dresden.** It said this investment would probably rise to €10bn over time, consisting of equity, loans and “strong” support from the EU and the German government According to reports in the German press on Monday, Berlin will make €5bn available to support the project. The factory will be owned by the European Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which will be 70% owned by TSMC. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
**The board of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC this week voted to invest €3.5bn in a factory in the east German city of Dresden.** It said this investment would probably rise to €10bn over time, consisting of equity, loans and “strong” support from the EU and the German government According to reports in the German press on Monday, Berlin will make €5bn available to support the project. The factory will be owned by the European Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which will be 70% owned by TSMC.
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**The board of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC this week voted to invest €3.5bn in a factory in the east German city of Dresden.**
It said this investment would probably rise to €10bn over time, consisting of equity, loans and “strong” support from the EU and the German government
According to reports in the German press on Monday, Berlin will make €5bn available to support the project.
The factory will be owned by the European Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which will be 70% owned by TSMC.