6.4-Magnitude Earthquake Disrupts Operations at TSMC in Taiwan

A 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit southern Taiwan today, impacting TSMC operations. Centered near Chiayi, the quake led to evacuations and minor injuries but no fatalities. Taiwan's position on the Pacific Ring of Fire exposes it to such occurrences. The earthquake affected TSMC's chip production, forcing factory evacuations. Despite operations gradually resuming, the event underscores Taiwan's tech industry susceptibility to natural disasters, impacting worldwide supply chains.