TSMC Likely to Bulid Units in the Solar and LED Businesses

According to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, it may form units in the solar and LED businesses.

Formerly, TSMC and other Taiwan technology companies have been pushing into the $35 billion global solar energy market to leverage their expertise in chip and LCD manufacturing into new growth prospects.

Last September, TSMC said it would complete the first phase of a planned solar energy plant in Taiwan in the first half of 2011 after an investment of over $200 million.
 

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