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Taiwan foundry overview - 2: Why is the foundry model successful?

Jack Lu, DigiTimes.com, Taipei

Sep 13, 2004, 14:58 0

Foundry firms produce made-to-order chips for customers. The success of this business model stems from a key value: cost saving...

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