TSMC assessing impact of 6.4-magnitude Taiwan quake on chip hub
TAIPEI -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. was working to assess the impact of a 6.4-magnititude earthquake on its most advanced chip production hub on Tuesday morning, with workers returning to their job sites hours after the quake struck.
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