PHOENIX, U.S./TAIPEI -- On a quiet April morning, cranes, bulldozers, trucks and construction workers bustled down streets in two places lying in opposite directions from Phoenix: those to its north building TSMC's $12 billion chip fab, and those to the south working on a $20 billion expansion of Intel's 42-year-old campus.
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TSMC, Taiwan's chipmaking king, is spending billions to build a production facility in the desert of Arizona. (Source photo by Reuters and Yifan Yu)
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