Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is the world's largest independent semiconductor foundry. Established in 1987, TSMC was founded by Morris Chang and is headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan. TSMC is the largest pure-play foundry and a major supplier of advanced process technology nodes, from mature to the leading edge, to customers around the globe. The company has been a leader in semiconductor industry technology for nearly three decades and is known for its state-of-the-art chip manufacturing processes. TSMC is responsible for developing and producing numerous microchips and integrated circuits, including some of the most advanced processors used in consumer and business electronics products. As one of the world's leading chip suppliers and manufacturers, TSMC is uniquely positioned to shape the future of semiconductor technology.
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1) What year did Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) become the world’s largest semiconductor company?
2) What type of technology does TSMC focus on?
3) What is the name of TSMC's first 10nm technology?
4) What year did TSMC introduce the first 40nm technology?
5) How many fabrication sites does TSMC have?
6) What technology does TSMC use for its 7nm manufacturing process?
7) In what year was TSMC first listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange?
8) What does the acronym TSMC stand for?
9) In what country is TSMC's headquarters located?
10) What is the name of TSMC's first 28nm technology?
11) What is TSMC's most advanced technology?
12) What is the name of TSMC's first 16nm technology?
13) What type of industry is TSMC most well-known for?
14) What year did TSMC become a publicly traded company?
15) What is the name of TSMC's first 55nm technology?
16) What year did TSMC ship its first 7nm chips?
17) How many fabs does TSMC operate in its Hsinchu Science Park?
18) What type of technology does TSMC use for its 5nm manufacturing process?
19) What year did TSMC first ship 65nm chips?
20) What is the name of TSMC's first 20nm technology?
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