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TSMC activated emergency protocols after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake near Taiwan, with no structural damage reported but potential wafer losses and revenue impact from advanced-node disruptions.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company came under renewed scrutiny after a magnitude 7.0
00:08earthquake struck waters off northeastern Taiwan late December 27th, according to Reuters.
00:13The event prompted precautionary measures at several facilities.
00:17The company told Reuters that parts of its Shinshu Science Park operations
00:20reached evacuation thresholds, triggering emergency protocols.
00:25No structural damage was reported, but sensitive tools,
00:28including extreme ultraviolet lithography systems, automatically shut down as designed.
00:34Taiwan Semiconductor may need to scrap or re-inspect wafers in process, according to Chosun Biz.
00:41Impact at the Tainan site was more limited, though advanced nodes could affect revenue.
00:47Shares were down 0.58% pre-market on Monday.
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