TSMC LED lighting center to begin volume production in 2011, says paper

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TSMC LED lighting center to begin volume production in 2011, says paper

EDN, October 12; Willie Teng, DIGITIMES

Tuesday 12 October 2010

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) will complete phase one of its LED lighting development and production center at the end of 2010 and begin volume manufacturing in 2011, according a report by the Chinese-language Economic Daily...

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