A September 29 report described Dallas as a possible site for a second U.S. manufacturing campus and said TSMC’s board had not decided.
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A September 29, 2026, report named the Dallas, Texas, area as a possible site for a second TSMC U.S. manufacturing campus.
The report said TSMC’s board had not decided on the proposal.
The possible campus was described as having six advanced wafer fabs.
A September 29, 2026 report said TSMC was considering the Dallas area for a second U.S. chip campus; its board had not yet decided on a site.
A report published September 29, 2026, said Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) was considering the Dallas, Texas, area for a second U.S. chipmaking campus alongside its existing Phoenix-area hub. The report said TSMC’s board had not decided on the proposal.
The possible campus was described as having six advanced wafer fabs. A fab, short for fabrication plant, is a facility where silicon wafers are processed to make chips.
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