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70 to 80% of TSMC’s chipmaking machinery was back online within 10 hours of the earthquake hitting Taiwan.

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TSMC has confirmed that it is ready to resume production following the biggest earthquake to hit Taiwan in 25 years.

Key EUV equipment at TSMC is 'safe and sound,' with production back up to 70 or 80% capacity on the same day as the massive April 3 earthquake, according to a new report. However, the seismic interruption and damage incurred will cost TSMC approximately $62 million.

TSMC resumes operations after Taiwan earthquake; minimal impact on semiconductor supply chain. Efforts to diversify chip production ongoing to mitigate risks.

The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., which makes more than 90% of world's most advanced chips, also halted production, but it plans to resume chipmaking overnight.

The Taiwan quake renews concerns about having too much leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing located in one region.

TSMC will resume production overnight following Taiwan's biggest earthquake in 25 years, saying there is no damage to "critical tools."

TSMC swiftly recovers from earthquake, aims to resume production with minimal disruptions.

Internal restructuring and foundry investments are the first steps back to profitability.