IT Home reported on November 29 that TSMC's Arizona factory in the United States is expected to hold the first batch of aircraft and equipment arrival ceremony on December 6. External engineers flew to the United States one after another to attract attention. Some media believe that TSMC's move will empty out talents in Taiwan. TSMC said that every new factory at home and abroad has short-term expatriate engineers, and the number of employees is very limited compared to the number of employees, so there are no doubts about this.
IT Home learned that as the Arizona factory has been partially completed, we will prepare for the first batch of cutting-edge equipment used for semiconductor manufacturing. It is expected that mass production will be carried out in 2024, and TSMC will send out a charter flight to the United States one after another. Some media pointed out that talents in Taiwan are being hollowed out, which may lead to their rapid loss of talents in the process of international competition.
In this regard, TSMC emphasized that every new factory at home and abroad has short-term dispatch engineers, and the number of dispatched personnel is very limited compared to the number of TSMC employees. In addition, people who went to the United States also include American employees who were trained in Taiwan before.
TSMC has more than 600 American employees who come to Taiwan for training, and has been trained in Taiwan for 12 to 18 months. It will be an important seed employee of TSMC's Arizona plant and will continue to recruit talents locally in the United States in the future.
Acer Group founder Shi Zhenrong has served as a director of TSMC for a long time. He also put forward opinions on TSMC's investment in the United States. He said that TSMC's core technology foundation is in Taiwan, and will continue to expand its investment in wafer manufacturing production capacity and advanced technology research and development in Taiwan. Investment overseas will help expand its global influence .
