TSMC announced a second chip plant for Arizona to begin production of highly coveted 3nm process technology in 2026. | Taiwan-based chipmaker said Arizona fabs will create 10,000 high tech jobs with production starting in 2024 for N4 process and 2026 for 3nm
Yeah, that’s the point. Whenever someone sees one of your silly comments and thinks " well that can’t be true," there will be one of my verifiable responses letting them know that they’re right and the things you post are in fact, lies, or at the least, distorted half truths.
Wow this is just like your articles, where you make things up without a knowledge basis and then make predictions that work out for your point of view without any evidence to back it up!
If you’re talking about the US, they’ve been in a recession since covid-19. Doesn’t seem to have caused any new problems, which does surprise me.
You’re right, though, the fact that the US economy is improving and growing all forms of infrastructure despite being in two recessions in a bit over a decade is beautiful in a way, I guess.
If you are referring to the US, then yes, you are clearly shilling elsewhere.
This is just a guess, but it could be for the dictatorship that you keep posting false data articles and articles about.
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Yup, that’s what I mean. That’s why I post independently verified articles in response to your silly spin pieces.
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Yeah, that’s the point. Whenever someone sees one of your silly comments and thinks " well that can’t be true," there will be one of my verifiable responses letting them know that they’re right and the things you post are in fact, lies, or at the least, distorted half truths.
A little bit of knowledge, and all that.
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Wow this is just like your articles, where you make things up without a knowledge basis and then make predictions that work out for your point of view without any evidence to back it up!
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If you’re talking about the US, they’ve been in a recession since covid-19. Doesn’t seem to have caused any new problems, which does surprise me.
You’re right, though, the fact that the US economy is improving and growing all forms of infrastructure despite being in two recessions in a bit over a decade is beautiful in a way, I guess.