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Taiwan indicts 3 over alleged theft of TSMC trade secret
Three accused individuals face charges under Taiwan's National Security Law for allegedly stealing advanced 2-nanometre chip technology secrets to aid Tokyo Electron's competition efforts.
- Three employees of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. are indicted for stealing trade secrets related to the company's 2-nanometer process, as stated by the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office.
- Prosecutors are seeking prison sentences of 14 years for Chen Li-ming, and lesser sentences for the other two employees.
- Chen Li-ming, a former TSMC engineer, allegedly accessed trade secrets to assist Tokyo Electron in securing more contracts with TSMC, as reported by the prosecutors' office.
- TSMC announced it would enhance management and monitoring to protect their trade secrets following the reported theft.
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Taiwan Prosecutors Charge 3 People for Allegedly Stealing TSMC Trade Secrets
TAIPEI, Taiwan—Local prosecutors have indicted three individuals for allegedly stealing trade secrets from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (TSMC) to help a Japanese equipment supplier secure more orders from the world’s largest contract chipmaker. The three defendants, who were arrested earlier this month, were charged under the National Security Act and the Trade Secrets Act, the High Prosecutors’ Office’s Intellectual Property Bra…
Taiwan Prosecutors Charge 3 People for Allegedly Stealing TSMC Trade Secrets - The Thinking Conservative
Prosecutors indicted 3 individuals for allegedly stealing trade secrets from TSMC to help Japanese equipment supplier secure more orders from chipmaker. The post Taiwan Prosecutors Charge 3 People for Allegedly Stealing TSMC Trade Secrets appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
3 TSMC employees indicted on trade secret theft charges - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Aug. 27 (CNA) The Taiwan High Prosecutors Office Intellectual Property Branch on Wednesday indicted three former and current Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) employees for allegedly stealing sensitive trade secrets involving the company's advanced 2-nanometer process.
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