1. TSMC's Arizona chip fab faces new delays and cost overruns, with production now pushed to 2027-2028; 2. Labor disputes emerge over Taiwan technicians' temporary visas and local hiring commitments; 3. The $40 billion project highlights challenges in rebuilding US semiconductor manufacturing amid global competition.
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