1. TSMC delays Arizona semiconductor plant construction due to skilled worker shortages and rising costs, reflecting challenges in U.S. efforts to boost domestic chip production; 2. The delay underscores geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China in technology dominance; 3. Global supply chains and tech sectors like AI and electric vehicles face disruptions from semiconductor production bottlenecks.
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