Rumors point to such a possibility.

Will Google finally perfect its Tensor chips?

It's claimed that a third-party client provided TSMC processors for Huawei, a transaction that TSMC was not made aware of.

Earlier on, TSMC pledged more than $65 billion towards the creation of three plants in Arizona.

More reports are emerging that the Pixel 9 could be the last phone from Google to use Tensor chipsets made by Samsung.

Could this be the breakthrough that Tensor needs?

Google is rumored to switch from Samsung to TSMC for the Tensor G5 chipset that will make its way to the Pixel 10.

It seems that TSMC has built kill switches into its EUV machines, ensuring that they will self-destruct should anything happen.

TSMC will also construct an additional facility in Phoenix.

Other local chip manufacturers including United Microelectronics Corp. have likewise put a hold on operations.

Qualcomm is reported to have commissioned both Samsung and TSMC to make 2nm prototypes for a future chipset.

A report from Taiwan claims that Google has apparently sent its Tensor G5 chipset for testing where TSMC is expected to manufacture it.

Recent reports have suggested that Samsung could beat TSMC to the punch at launching the world’s first 2nm chipset.

New information brings to light Google's plans for the Tensor series in the next few years.

Working together with TSMC, MediaTek has announced the development of their first 3nm chipset.