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Key extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) equipment at TSMC is “safe and sound,” reports DigiTimes .
However, the quakes didn’t leave the production facilities unscathed.
According to the new report, the seismic interruption and the damage incurred will cost TSMC approximately $62 million .
Despite the above, the most important machines, including the EUV machines, are said to be undamaged.
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