Apple to Use TSMC’s US-Made Microchips, Says Tim Cook – CNBC

Apple CEO Tim Cook said on Tuesday that his firm will buy US-made microchips from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s new Arizona factory, CNBC reported.

Taiwan’s TSMC, the world’s biggest chip producer, plans to be in a position to deliver the 3-nanometre and 4-nanometre chips used in Apple’s Macs, iPhones and iPads from its new super-plant in the US’s southwest by 2024.

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Alfie Habershon

Alfie is a Reporter at Asia Financial. He previously lived in Mumbai reporting on India's economy and healthcare for data journalism initiative IndiaSpend, as well as having worked for London based Tortoise Media.

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