TSMC Kumamoto Plant in Japan Resumes Production in Phases After the Earthquake; Expansion Project Suspended Due to Aftershocks
TSMC On Tuesday, the company announced that its wafer fab in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, had begun a phased resumption of production following a 7.1-magnitude earthquake. Preliminary inspections showed that the main structure of the facility remained intact, but detailed inspections of the equipment are still underway. Meanwhile, as a precaution against the risk of aftershocks, some construction work on the plant’s expansion project has been temporarily suspended.
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