<ul><li>Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is considering forming a joint venture with chipmakers Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Broadcom, and Qualcomm to operate Intel's fabs.</li><li>Under the plan, the chipmakers would take stakes in the joint venture with TSMC and be responsible for day-to-day management of the plants, while TSMC would hold up to a 50% stake and handle the operations.</li><li>Intel, facing fierce competition and financial losses, is exploring business unit sales and previously considered separating its chip design and foundry groups.</li><li>TSMC, known for its advanced technology development, is specifically interested in Intel's upcoming 18A manufacturing process, which offers significant improvements in processing speeds, energy usage, and power efficiency.</li></ul>

Report: TSMC could launch joint venture with partners to run Intel’s fabs

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