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TSMC cuts 28nm wafer starts by 25%, opening the door for UMC to grab market share

TSMC slashes 28nm wafer output by 25% at Fab 15A to prioritize AI packaging and advanced nodes, sending UMC and VIS shares surging to daily limits.

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TSMC cuts 28nm wafer starts by 25%, opening the door for UMC to grab market share

TSMC slashes 28nm wafer output by 25% at Fab 15A to prioritize AI packaging and advanced nodes, sending UMC and VIS shares surging to daily limits.

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tomshardware.com16 h fa

TSMC is reportedly hiking prices for 'all advanced nodes,' accounting for 74% of the company’s wafer business…

Reported 5–10% price hikes remain lower than recent industry price spikes

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  1. martedì 23 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    TSMC cuts 28nm wafer starts by 25%, opening the door for UMC to grab market share

    TSMC slashes 28nm wafer output by 25% at Fab 15A to prioritize AI packaging and advanced nodes, sending UMC and VIS shares surging to daily limits.

  2. mercoledì 24 giugno 2026·tomshardware.com

    TSMC is reportedly hiking prices for 'all advanced nodes,' accounting for 74% of the company’s wafer business — Nvidia, AMD, Apple,…

    Reported 5–10% price hikes remain lower than recent industry price spikes