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Business | September 07, 2015
TSMC thinking about getting into electricity
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is looking at the possibility of making its electricity in-house.
The company would achieve this by installing electric generating equipment at its facilities or, possibly even constructing its very own power plant, according a report in DigiTimes citing industry sources.
The background to this is that the company's power consumption could climb up more that 50% within 10 years as it is moving towards more advanced technologies, the report continues.
The background to this is that the company's power consumption could climb up more that 50% within 10 years as it is moving towards more advanced technologies, the report continues.
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