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Semiconductor firms TSMC and TEL go all out to get talent

Judy Lin, DIGITIMES Asia, Taipei

Sep 15, 2022, 10:27 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

As semiconductor companies are busy building new fabs in Asia and also in Europe and the US, talent shortage is becoming a big headache. How desperate are semiconductor companies trying to get enough people to their production lines? They are making an...

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