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TSMC has entered into a preliminary agreement with the U.S. Department of Commerce, securing up to $6.6 billion in direct funding and access to up to $5 billion in loans under the CHIPS and Science Act. With this latest round of support from the U.S. government, TSMC in turn will…

DRAM makers expected to increase memory prices following April 3 earthquake near Taiwan.

World’s most valuable chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor to set up third facility in Arizona using funding from Biden policy

A former drug-sniffing dog who lost his job for being too friendly has emerged as the unlikely MVP of the Taiwan rescue teams searching for survivors of the island's strongest earthquake in 25 years.

They squeeze them, throw them and tip buckets of them over each other. We meet the Taiwanese creator of a riveting experimental dance piece exploring desire that got rave reviews at Edinburgh

A senior lawmaker from Australia recently visited Taiwan and discussed the potential for security cooperation between the two countries. The visit comes at a time of heightened tensions in the region, with China's increasing assertiveness in the South China Sea and its ongoing efforts to isolate Taiwan diplomatically.

The nation’s emergency preparedness policies after a devastating quake in 1999 help to explain relatively small numbers of fatalities

A powerful earthquake in Taiwan leaves hundreds stranded, 13 dead, and ongoing rescue efforts.

Taiwan criticizes China's attempt to claim sympathy after earthquake, amidst escalating tensions in East Asia.

‘I kept praying and praying’, says rescued woman as search for four people missing from hiking trail set to resume following Wednesday’s quake

70 to 80% of TSMC’s chipmaking machinery was back online within 10 hours of the earthquake hitting Taiwan.