TSMC Reportedly Ending Shipments For Its 7nm And More Advanced Nodes To Chinese Firms As These Entities Could Be Proxies For Huawei, Giving It An Edge ...Middle East

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Huawei was previously rumored to have been receiving 7nm chip shipments from TSMC, but the only way that could be possible was through proxies. While the Taiwanese semiconductor giant has re-assured that it will take prompt action if found violating the trade sanctions, with Donald Trump being re-appointed as the U.S. President, you can strongly believe that his administration will be locked in on China. According to the latest report, TSMC has notified its Chinese customers through email that all 7nm and below chip shipments will be halted starting next week. Companies that relied on TSMC’s 7nm process and newer […]

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