Reuters: U.S. Could Hit TSMC With US$1B Penalty Over Huawei Chip
TSMC could face a fine of US$1 billion or more from a U.S. investigation into how one of its advanced chips ended up in a Huawei AI processor last year, according to Reuters.
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