Rick Cassidy has stepped down as director and chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s Arizona subsidiary.

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The director and chairman of TSMC Arizona, Rick Cassidy, has resigned effective July 1. A successor has not yet been named, ...

Intel's CEO is contemplating a significant shift in the company's chip manufacturing strategy, potentially impacting its ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s expanding footprint in north Phoenix has triggered a cascade of development that ...