Already last year, the world’s leading custom chip maker TSMC was forced to cut its capital expenditures by 10% due to reduced demand for a range of 7nm and 5nm devices. This year, those costs could be cut by another 12%, but competitor Samsung Electronics increased capital expenditures 24% in the first quarter, versus 6% at a competitor.
Samsung is increasing spending to expand contract manufacturing while TSMC is making cuts
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