It is reported that TSMC may launch a new round of price increase negotiations, mainly targeting advanced processes such as 5/3/2nm
白云追月素
发表于 2024-6-18 11:31:02
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On June 18th, Southern Finance and Economics reported that according to the Caixin News Agency citing Taiwanese media, it is reported that TSMC may launch new price increase negotiations in the second half of the year, mainly targeting 5nm and 3nm, as well as the future 2nm process. It is expected that the price increase decision will officially take effect as soon as 2025.
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