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TSMC affiliate VIS's first Singapore plant opens "sold out" due to AI demand, already eyeing expansion with a second facility
TSMC affiliate Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) inaugurated its first advanced chipmaking plant in Singapore on Monday, with its new capacity instantly "sold out" due to the massive AI infra
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TSMC affiliate VIS's first Singapore plant opens "sold out" due to AI demand, already eyeing expansion with a second facility
TSMC affiliate Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) inaugurated its first advanced chipmaking plant in Singapore on Monday, with its new capacity instantly "sold out" due to the massive AI infra
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