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TSMC announced a plan to invest $2.according to news agency Focus Taiwan.

and funding production facility costs.Semiconductor giant TSMC has revealed that subsidies obtained from the Japanese and Chinese governments reached NT$47.announced that the government will subsidize TSMC with JPY 732 billion ($4.

24 and is aiming to mass-produce 28/16/12nm chips in the fourth quarter of 2024.with plans to manufacture 4nm and 3nm chips.

along with potential new subsidies from the US and Germany.

With its ongoing expansion of overseas facilities.Neuralink has been developing brain implants since 2016 which it is confident will be able to help cure individuals with conditions ranging from blindness to paralysis.

Department of Agriculture began a probe into allegations that the company had rushed its experiments and caused needless suffering and death of its monkeys.the institute’s implants are deep brain stimulation devices that are aimed at helping Parkinson’s patients reduce tremors.

The company’s troubles are further compounded as rival companies seem to be progressing well with their technology.Neuralink’s chances to find a suitable partner for human trials may be hindered by the fact that it is currently under investigation by two federal agencies