1. TSMC's Arizona semiconductor plant faces delays, pushing production start to 2027 due to shortages of skilled workers; 2. Labor disputes arise between TSMC and U.S. unions over training and wage gaps for local workers; 3. Geopolitical tensions and U.S. subsidy uncertainties complicate TSMC's expansion, impacting global chip supply chains and U.S.-China tech competition.
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