"Apple was relying on a company that was then seen as an also ran... That was in 2010 and then I think 2012 was the launch... fabbed by TSMC."
Takeaway:"TSMC powers the AI wave, manufacturing all of Nvidia's chips... They make the chips for a whole bunch of other fabulous companies."
Takeaway:"He was weighing these two opportunities... become a venture capitalist. Really? So, I don't know where or how..."
Takeaway:"They considered me a foreigner who suddenly became their boss. They were scared of me and they were right to be scared of him."
Takeaway:"Morris is returning to lead TSMC... He sees golden opportunities ahead. It's 2009, mobile, right, smartphone."
Takeaway:"They intentionally have no brand. The brand is the customers. They want the customers to succeed."
Takeaway:"They took 17 of the $20 billion in operating profit and plowed it all back into CapEx... $100 billion over the next three years."
Takeaway:"The result was so called learning curve pricing... our market share just kept expanding. That combined with other strategies made the TI integrated circuits business the biggest IC business in the world and also the most profitable."
Takeaway:"Now, however, there was one problem with the pure play foundry model, and it was a fatal problem. It could be a fatal problem, which was, where's the market?"
Takeaway:"He gets meetings with Intel, he gets meetings with TI, they're both like, you know, Morris, we like you, but no."
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