Taiwan's semiconductor company plans $100B US investment

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Taiwan's semiconductor company plans $100B US investment

There are worries about the future of Taiwan's semiconductor industry after the world's biggest chipmaker announced it's expanding operations in the US under a $100B investment deal. TSMC supplies 90 percent of the world's most advanced chips, and employs thousands of people in Taiwan. Will Wain-Williams reports from Taipei.

March 19, 2025