Shanghai’s key chip factories look to ensure production and deliveries as city comes under phased Covid-19 lockdown
March 30, 2022
Foundries like TSMC and SMIC may already have prepared for potential disruption to employment and inventory, before being informed by the government about lockdowns, according to Lucy Chen, vice-president at Taiwan-based Isaiah Research.
“We expect the fabs may quickly raise their capacity and utility rates after the situation recovers, assuming the lockdown only lasts four days,” she said.
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