TSMC Founder Warns of Intel's Inability to Catch Up, Highlighting Threats and Challenges

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TSMC founder Morris Chang believes that Intel will not catch up with TSMC's technological lead and will remain in its shadow. Despite receiving support from the US government, Intel does not pose a substantial threat to TSMC unless it improves its foundry operations. However, TSMC anticipates increased competition from other chipmakers and geopolitical tensions, making it their most challenging period yet. TSMC's strategy is to retain its technological lead by advancing smaller processes and investing in production capacity.
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