News TSMC Warns Clients of up to 9% Price Hike in 2023

[Admin]

TSMC will increase the prices by between 5% and 9%, affecting both advanced and mature processes, according to industry insiders.

TSMC Warns Clients of up to 9% Price Hike in 2023 : Read more

 

[tennis2]

The inflation never stops.

My 3% "cost of living" raise gets less sufficient every year.

 

[gg83]

The inflation never stops.

My 3% "cost of living" raise gets less sufficient every year.

I only get 2% cost of living raise.

 

[magbarn]

Well they have a virtual lock on large scale production of 5nm and smaller so they can basically charge whatever they want at this point....

 

[gfg]

I only get 2% cost of living raise.

65% per year in Argentina and you complain

 

[vertuallinsanity]

The weekly supply status changes are getting a little long in the tooth. Too much propaganda at a point in time when we're already past it.

Sensational! Inducing a feeling of insecurity!

No..

The reality of the situation: Flow has gradually returned to normal while a bubble of insane tech companies gasp for the last glimpses of a capital goldmine on a version 1.oh internet.

Nothing to sea hear..

 

[2Be_or_Not2Be]

Yeah, a lot of people don't even get a COLA raise. Yet, the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. Corporations have better rights than their employees. Such is life...

Me - I just want Intel to bring Optane back. 😉

 

[thisisaname]

Well they have a virtual lock on large scale production of 5nm and smaller so they can basically charge whatever they want at this point....

Aye when your the only game it town you get the charge what you like, wonder how badly that is going to go when (or that if) intel gets their fabs going.

 

[2Be_or_Not2Be]

Aye when your the only game it town you get the charge what you like, wonder how badly that is going to go when (or that if) intel gets their fabs going.

Yeah, Intel should have brought new high-end process fabs on faster. GloFo should have never quit the high-end either. TSMC is now reaping more of the profit that those two could have had.

 

[jkflipflop98]

Yes, keep raising your prices and ticking off your customers. Please keep it up. I'm begging you.

 

[spongiemaster]

Aye when your the only game it town you get the charge what you like, wonder how badly that is going to go when (or that if) intel gets their fabs going.

Not really going make much of a difference. With only 2 options, they are still going to struggle to meet global demand, so there isn't going to be any price war.

 

[digitalgriffin]

The inflation never stops.

My 3% "cost of living" raise gets less sufficient every year.

My company has been giving me little less than 2% for 6 years now. Can I hit you up for a loan?

 

[2+2]

Well they have a virtual lock on large scale production of 5nm and smaller so they can basically charge whatever they want at this point....

TSMC better enjoy it while they can,
until China takes it all away.

 

[Co BIY]

Basically covering current inflation so not a big price increase.

 

[gg83]

65% per year in Argentina and you complain

I definitely wasn't complaining, just pointing out that it is less than 3%. Inflation fluctuates, and some countries are effected differently. The smaller ones with less negotiation power will feel the worst of global crisis'.

 

[watzupken]

If all these supposed fab expansion plan can really help alleviate the chip shortage issue, then the window of opportunity for TSMC or any fab to continue to milk their customer is going to be limited. At this point, they can hold their customer hostage since supply is still “limited”, but you produce more only because demand is abnormally high over the last 2 years. Now, most if not all signs are pointing to a decline in demand, and not in single digit % decline, but double digits.