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Taiwan Semiconductor company
An Trump administration official says the largest chipmaker in the world will make the notice of Monday, as the chief executive CC Wei met the US President in the White House.
The step is the latest overture by major Trump business in recent weeks. Last week, Apple announced it would spend more than $ 500bn in the US over the next four years.
TSMC has already been offended to $ 65bn to establish Arizona fabrication facilities. It is not immediately clear if $ 100bn investment is an additional fund’s commitment, or included some money previously promised before.
Trump wants to tax imported semiconductors and break an incentive method that Washington Subsidy approved $ 65bn investment in TSMC in grants worth $ 6.6bn.
“To the near future, we will set up foreigners to make computers chips… To return the production of these important items in (US),” Trump said home on January 27.
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