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- - - - Pump out 20.000 wafers/month in 2024
    - - Chips act
        
        $52 billion in subsidies
      - Arizona incentives
        
        Qualified facility tax credit
        
        to lower the cost of operation
        
        Quality jobs tax credit
        
        $200 million infrastructure package
  - - - Korea invests in $450 billion in next 10 years
        
        By the end of next year, there should be some relief on the chip shortage
      - EU invests $150 billion
    - - TSMC raises chip prices by 20%
- - - - Chairman
        
        The represent of company, responsible for the relationship between external parties and the government
      - President
        
        Faced with customers and suppliers, responsible for important decisions within the company
- - - - Allow transmission
      - Ten of millions of transistors-->IC
      - Control electric current
    - - Conductor
        Ag , Al
      - Semiconductor
      - Insulator Paper Glass
  - - - Open independent production lines
      - Separate the design information
    - - it is very difficult to maintain the yield rate at about 80%. TSMC's process yield rate can reach 95% ,
  - - - Global semiconductor supply shortages
        
        Accelerate digitization
- - - - Provide the world's smallest and most efficient chip
      - TSMC has a three-in-one competitive advantage
        
        excellent manufacturing
        
        customer trust
        
        technological leadership
      - TSMC has 84% of the most advanced manufacturing processes
  - - - There will be fewer and fewer customers
    - - Intel restarted foundry business
      - Scattered orders
      - High capital expenditure
      - Increased cost pressure
    - - The application level is not as much as we imagined