Parte superior 10 Se dice que los clientes de TSMC han reducido los pedidos de 2023

On the day of TSMC’s celebration of the mass production start of its 3 nodo nm, news out of Taiwan suggests that all of its top 10 customers have cut their orders for 2023. Sin embargo, the cuts are unlikely to affect its new node, but rather its existing nodes, with the 7 y 6 nm nodes said to be hit the hardest, by as much as a 50 percent utilisation reduction in the first quarter of 2023. La 28 nm y 5 y 4 nm nodes are also said to be affected, although it’s unclear by how much at this point in time.

Revenue is expected to fall by at least 15 percent in the first quarter of 2023 for TSMC, based on numbers from DigiTimes. The fact that TSMC has increased its 2023 pricing by six percent should at least help offset some of the potential losses for the company, but it all depends on the demand for the rest of the year. Demand for mobile devices is down globally, which is part of the reason why so many of TSMC’s customers have cut back their orders, as Apple, Qualcomm and Mediatek all produce their mobile SoCs at TSMC. Add to this that the demand for computers and new computer components are also down, largely due to the current pricing and TSMC is in for a tough time next year.