True.

Thats what she said

Same! Wtf 😂

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@@dhaneeshar thank you

😭🌈

Fab clean rooms only filter out dust/fine particles, not bacteria or viruses

You are fear about bacteria dude wtf the are all around you 24/7 you can not wash them off or get rid off them there are always i repeat ALWAYS on you inside you everywhere so wtf are you talking about...

You have no idea what you are talking about.

for me it would be nightmare, coz one extra reason to worry of bacteria,dust,dead cells (from me, as human) spreading to products... (in bad day)

Wrong "clean". Operating room is sterile, fab is "clean".

Lahore , Delhi air ??

LoL just because YOU don't know doesn't mean "barely anyone knows".

@@VitaKet compared to the total number of people on the planet, it is quite accurate. Ask 100 random strangers on the street how many heard of it and che chances are only 4 or 5 have.

rich people know it

it almost ends in China and it will not be in the west

Two Chinese government-backed chip projects have together hired more than 100 veteran engineers and managers from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world's leading chipmaker, since last year, multiple sources have told the Nikkei Asian Review. As many as 3,000 chip experts have already left Taiwan and are currently working in mainland China, which accounts for about 10% of the total 40,000 semiconductor research and development experts on the island, Taiwan's Business Weekly said in a report published this week. - God is now in China not Taiwan

Just wait for the shift, yes I know it sounds scary for some to accept that China may have cutting edge technology lead...

Republic of China

It's not easy to copy the technology when China just uses Taiwanese people from TSMC. If it works, China should not worry about it. By the way, China is China, Taiwan is Taiwan, two different countries. For most people in Taiwan, there is no "mainland China" but just China. And also I believe that god will not want to stay in China, there's no place for god. The Chinese Communist Party is an atheist.

You can be proud for a few years only as the US wants TSMC to relocate to Atlanta ASAP. This is a contingent plan in the event China unify Taiwan back to the motherland. US does not want Taiwan to surrender TSMC chip making technology to China.

I hope you are earning good out of it

I want to setup a chip manufacturing company in India, where can I start

​@@purushottamgupta2950 First peel off all the potato and then slice them thinly and fry them in Ghee oil. Add masala powder to taste and that's it, Indian Masala Chips.

@Lien Chase Funny ! How much do you actually know about Taiwan?

It has to be. If even a speck of dust gets onto a semiconductor wafer the entire wafer is ruined. It’s why everyone wears bunny suits too.

@@danielclark653 I know. It depends of the product. There are requirements. On the other hand we are making lifting equipment and it's all dirty with chips everywhere. :D

@@DazePhase I used to make power generators so I understand how dirty things like that can be

Taiwanese🇹🇼 thanks for your good heart.but currently,Taiwan is in the embarrassing situation,civil war between two China is not end still.

taiwan no,1, the world needs Taiwan!

taiwan is not a country u am*can POS

India's failure on semiconductor industry

And probably gold jewlery :P Gold is cancer for semiconductor fabrication.

Looks like she didn't get anywhere near wafers though! Also, how come she gets to wear a white smock? Usually they dress customers up in bright pink or something VERY obvious to make them stand out from the regular staff!

@@thewordforever4839 Well this TMSC line looks like its almost fully automated and remotely controlled so yea you are never in contact with the waffers during fabrication. All the vaccum systems in clearnrooms are cut out of the environment anyway BUT contamination is a serious part of the SC industry. A slight oversight can ruin production FOR DAYS if not months.

@@leonidasg2257 This is only a problem if you do maintenance within the machine. I have gold caps on some of my teeth and it isn't a problem either. Neither is the metallic frame of my glasses. That's one of the reasons why everybody wears those suits. The bigger problem is that jewelry can rip your fingers or ears off if it catches in some moving machine. It also can fry your skin if you accidentally touch something hot. Makeup can be a problem because it can become aerosolized. I just hope she or anyone in the team didn't smoke before starting to film - this would have been even worse!

@@thewordforever4839 Depends on the factory - I've been in factories where visitor suits are different colors and others where they are the same color. I've never seen bright pink though. It's usually white, light blue, or tan and visitor suits have more subtle differences like a special visitor tag or different boots.

Underrated comment.

Lmao hahahaha

😂😂😂😂

It's collective efforts and brilliance of all human kinds. Stop saying TMSC is made in Taiwan.

Its US made, US components, 😅🤣🤣

@@zippermannjoshua3786 It's true

A good % of Americans confuse Taiwan with Thailand due to lack of interest in Asia. Further exacerbating this is the Chinese Communist Party's longstanding oppression of any information related to Taiwan for the last few decades. So not hearing about TSMC is pretty much expected. Obviously if you deal with semiconductors at all you would know about TSMC because it's like not hearing about Samsung when you deal w/ cellphones.

@@indianatarzan8001 TSMC, Samsung, Intel are the big 3 in semiconductor industry

yeah same. i hear it multiple times a week. I mean they produce so much! although my GPU is made by Samsung (RTX 3080) and my CPU is made by intel. But for example every Playstation has chips from there.

@@Dgeigerd --- Samsung and Intel both outsource a lot of their chip fab to TSMC

@@fredwerza3478 Yeah but the CPUs and Ampere GPUs are produced by intel and samsung so far

the same one that was shut down by the power outage? samsung?

@@ignotumperignotius630 No.

@@cybermechid9181 yep

@@frankgutierrez6016 we need some CC1200 over here xd

My brother is a technition in an Infineon factory making chips for cars. Close by is a Texas Instrument factory.

Reflection I'm pretty sure

Don't forget Foxconn.

Lisa Su is brilliant, she spoke at my sister's graduation at MIT a couple years ago. Intel and AMD were founded by employees of Fairchild Semiconductor about a year apart, Lisa's the first Taiwanese CEO, but she really turned the company around.

Nvidia is a failure

They are Chinese

@@phillip76 They are Han. "Chinese" can mean ethnicity, nationality, culture, etc...

Where do earth metals and raw materials derive?

Yet you're better off than some of the countries that just sells rocks

We have the glorious title of worlds biggest and best quarry, 10 years running.

Newbie here, how exactly does this company relate to AMD. Are they competitors or partners?

@@WhyHighC TSMC makes chips for amd, amd doesnt have its own factory

@@WhyHighC AMD - NVIDIA - HUAWEI - APPLE every company design ther own Cpu or GPU designs and send them to TSMC for manufacturing

@@WhyHighC AMD used to manufacture their own chips like Intel, but they could not keep up with the research in manufacturing, so instead, they focused on design, and outsourced manufacturing to TSMC.

@@tiga2001 Intel is stuck with there own old out dated technology. Intel still has there own fab, but they have been stuck on 14nm for 6 years, while TSMC is leading the world at 7nm, and soon to be 5nm.

Attila Riczák we say “most valued” not “most valuable” in English.

@Dex4Sure he's talking shit, I live in UK and most valued sounds so wrong. Most valuable is correct in any form of English.

@Dex4Sure *By that I mean I've never heard anyone say most valued here

That’s not true at all, it’s not even close to being the most valuable

@@christophegroulx8187 Most valuable in a sense TSMC is everywhere, mobile chips, AMD and Nvidia graphics cards, desktop cpu and probably more makes it really valuable

Did you get it?

How did one of the biggest semi-conductor manufacturers give you a job offer and you didn't even know who they were?

Andreas Hämäläinen And they make that profit not by fiercely competing with other manufacturers, they are able to charge that specifically because they do not try to compete with other semiconductors manufacturers, and they win customers loyalty by that. They also constantly keep up with the technology and are able to do 5nm chips at a very high success rate that no other chip manufacturers can. That’s why Apple can safely say they are transitioning to ARM because they know that once they have designed the chips, TSMC can make it, unlike Intel who’s been lagging behind.

@@aphenioxPDWtechnology what do you mean by model companies provide tsmc with the model and they make it for those companies

That's why I own a lot of TSMC shares!

@@aphenioxPDWtechnology That TSMC chip process

@@aphenioxPDWtechnology , support is a mess ? Support across the foundry service industry is pretty much the same, but I would venture out to say TSMC's is above average. But no other foundry can deliver on-time like TSMC does( once they commit to a PO) with their consistent yield & quality performance most times and the short time to reach expected yield for new devices. People queued up to be a customer of TSMC. It's not official but TSMC is so good they can afford to select who they want as a customer. People felt proud & privileged to be selected by TSMC and wears it like a badge of honor. I can understand the frustration if the service response is sometimes not up to one's expectation, but one also has to reflect on one's stature vs the biz volume with TSMC esp if one is among TSMC's smallest customer. Lets be realistic not everyone gets treated the same. I'm you sure if you're among the Apples, AMDs, Qcoms, nVidias the feeling of being a TSMC customer will be different. As for TSMC monopolising

Recycle, recycle, recycle. You can help prop up these fantastic industries by trading in your old devices.

SMIC enter the room

@Modox The only 7nm/5nm factory are in Taiwan only

The largest is Samsung dude

@@tameralzoubi6664 Samsung is way smaller. lol

@@Dodowing77 nope samsung is on another level

@@alanmay7929 it's doesn't matter what you say. The fact is the fact.

@@tameralzoubi6664 TSMC’s semiconductor market share is more than three times of Samsung

Why?

@@GP-qb9hi China bad. Now give me my likes

Basically usa company with taiwan flag

@@agler88 Korean stop crying forever No.2

@@GP-qb9hi Taiwanese company wdym why?

because she probably wears her shoes on inside her home.

Because she's probably a mess.

@@DatKidJohnny only a problem if you traditionally had dirty streets like, yknow, asia and europe

Just imagine if she farted inside that clean room

Yea that Taiwanese lady could've at least squirted at us for closure.

What is wrong with you?

@@slimcharles1479 Geta life bud

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Not really...

As an engineer that's the part of engineering that blows my mind on a daily basis. Building the machines that build the machines.

Apple is by far their largest customer. Book 30-40% of their capacity years in advance

J D it’s easy to build one by your self you just need the HEPA filter with some tubs and a box

@@jessishandsome I have one (Sharp-a80u). That sucks. LOL

If you need I can tell you how to build one haha

No

@@noplz3183 Do your research first !

@@noplz3183 Main article: 2 nm process The ITRS uses (as of 2017) the terms "2.1 nm", "1.5 nm", and "1.0 nm" as generic terms for the nodes after 3 nm.[33][34] "2-nanometre" (2 nm) and "14 angstrom" (14 Å or 1.4 nm) nodes have also been (in 2017) tentatively identified by An Steegen (of IMEC) as future production nodes after 3 nm, with hypothesized introduction dates of around 2024, and beyond 2025 respectively.[35] In late 2018, TSMC chairman Mark Liu predicted chip scaling would continue to 3 nm and 2 nm nodes;[36] however, as of 2019, other semiconductor specialists were undecided as to whether nodes beyond 3 nm could become viable.[37] TSMC began research on 2 nm in 2019.[38] It has been reported that TSMC is expected to enter 2 nm risk production around 2023 or 2024.[39] In December 2019, Intel announced plans for 1.4 nm production in 2029.[28] References

@@noplz3183 There are lots of articles in this area , do your own research, pathetic moron

@@noplz3183 TSMC Starts Filling up 3nm Orders as Samsung Still Relies on 8nm Demand

@@noplz3183 Facts speak louder than words

Lol false: 400 000 / 24 would mean itd need to go 16666km/h

This is called the critical mind

Obviously it's summed over all the pods, there must be tens of thousands of them going around all day long.

She said all the machines together.

@@markknoop6283 I got what she said, friend. But I never believe in marketing language. that is always exaggerated. It's literally 10 times Earth's circumference. Don't take it for granted!

Probably not, with smocks and laminar flow.

Other of the most finest chips go into videocards which render anime porn at FULL HD

TSMC is a US tech,

​@@GameC3nt Yeah right - the most hi-tech machines in the plant are made in The Netherlands using German optics.

They mostly make the British designed ARM chip

Aliens👽

@@Jabberstax In the case of semiconductors, component and process design is harder and more expensive than architecture design.

Americans, the semiconductor industry is mostly American industry, most of the TSMC's customers are American chip companies, US chip companies dominate the global chip industry, most of the machines and the equipment in TSMC fabs come from US based semiconductor equipment manufacturers, (followed by Japan and Europe), even the EUV system in the the advanced fabs (supplied by ASML) was originally developed by US DOE labs, and US private companies.

@@JamesWattMusic in debts 😂

@@JamesWattMusic $1B was the early 2000s cost. It's closer to $10 Billion these days...

How much does each stock cost, how can foreigners buy it?

intel is game over already for the last 5 years they just release trash and 5 year old architecture with ++++++ and overheatings on fanboys dream they still good they cant even compare anymore with AMD if intel will recover maybe the next 3 years and this is anyway nothing new its all the same AMD was the leader still in 2001 till 2007 and they where the first 64bit cpu in 2003 and intel bought the technology later intel recovered in 2007 with the intel core

@@dmtd2388 AMD relies on TSMC, intel can keep with AMD with their 14nm, imagine the Intel 7 or 5nm Chip, game over for AMD

@@alanmay7929 Intel is behind 3 years for 7nm.

Talking rubbish. Where do you think the founders of TSMC learned how to do this ? USA is your father and mother.

@@backinthegame34 bullshit, the chip manufacturing machines are actually made in europe by European company ASML i think and ARM British company is very important in the chip design