<p>➀ The recent massive subsidies for TSMC by the US, EU, Japan, and China have sparked attention, with news of accidents and construction progress at their factories.</p><p>➁ TSMC's European factory in Dresden, Germany, has started construction, with an investment of over 10 billion euros, aiming to produce automotive semiconductors by 2027.</p><p>➂ The US is providing TSMC with up to $66 billion in subsidies for its Arizona factory, aiming to boost the US share in advanced chip production to 20% by 2030.</p><p>➃ Japan is offering up to 1.2 trillion yen in subsidies for TSMC's factories in Kumamoto, with the first factory expected to start production by the end of 2024.</p><p>➄ TSMC's Nanjing factory in China has been granted 'verified end-user' authorization by the US Commerce Department, allowing unrestricted supply of semiconductor equipment.</p><p>➅ The article discusses the strategic implications of these subsidies for the global semiconductor industry.</p>
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