Less than 24 hours after TSMC’s $100 billion investment in the U.S. was discussed, the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer is all set to raise wafer prices by 10 percent next year. According to the latest details, depending on the node, the company will introduce price hikes of 5 percent to 10 percent, with the older processes also counted, making the situation difficult for companies taking a backseat with previous-generation lithography and those racing to acquire next-generation wafers. Financial stress on the entire supply chain, plus material costs, has forced TSMC to raise semiconductor prices The latest report from Nikkei Asia reveals […]
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