芯东西4月15日报道，据台媒报道，昨日上午，台积电南科Fab14 P7

Xindongxi reported on April 15 that according to Taiwan media reports, yesterday morning, TSMC's Fab14 P7 plant was suddenly out of power. The industry estimated that 30,000 wafers were affected, and the loss amount was less than NT$1 billion (equivalent to RMB 230 million). . <br><br>The plant mainly produces electronic chips for automobiles, and this accident is undoubtedly worse for the chip shortage problem that needs to be solved in the near future. <br><br>TSMC responded that the reason for the power outage was the abnormality of the Nanke UHV substation cable. At present, the personnel in the plant are safe and sound. They have relied on diesel generators to restore power, and cooperated with Taipower to fully restore normal power supply. <br><br>1. Sudden power outages caused 30,000 wafers and lost NT$1 billion. <br><br>According to Taiwanese media reports, at about 11:06 in the morning, due to the construction of a new plant by Sanfu Gas adjacent to the Nanke plant, it was in the plant area. During the construction of the ground riveting installation in the vertical well, the 161kV underground cable of the power supplier Taipower was accidentally damaged, which caused the Nanke-Sanfu line to trip, which caused a power outage. <br><br>Nanke's Fab14 P7 plant mainly produces 12-inch wafers and is one of TSMC’s important bases for 40nm and 45nm process production.

Core East west reported on April 15, according to Taiwan media reports, yesterday morning, TSMC Nanke Fab14 P7 plant suddenly power failure, the industry estimated that 30,000 wafers affected, the loss amount of NT$1 billion (230 million yuan).<br><br>The plant mainly produces auto-electronic chips, for the recent shortage of chips to be solved, this accident is undoubtedly worse.<br><br>TSMC responded that the reason for the blackout was an abnormal cable at Nanke's ultra-high voltage substation, and that the plant's personnel were safe and sound, had relied on diesel generators to restore power, and cooperated with Taiwan Electric power to restore normal power supply.<br><br>First, sudden power outages and 30,000 wafers, loss or up to NT$1 billion<br><br>According to Taiwan media reports, around 11:06 a.m., because of the Nanke plant adjacent to Sanfu gas plant new construction works, in the plant to carry out direct well riveting operations, inadvertently damaged the power supplier Taiwan Electric 161kV underground cable, resulting in the Nanke-Sanfu line jump, resulting in a power failure.<br><br>Nanke Fab14 P7 plant mainly produces 12-inch wafers, is TSMC 40nm, 45nm process production of one of the important strongholds.

Xindongxi reported on April 15 that yesterday morning, the Fab14 P7 plant of TSMC Nanke suddenly went out of power. The industry estimated that 30000 wafers would be affected and the loss would be less than NT $1 billion (equivalent to RMB 230 million).<br>The factory mainly produces automotive electronic chips, and the problem of chip shortage that needs to be solved in the near future is undoubtedly aggravated.<br>TSMC responded that the power failure was caused by abnormal cables in Nanke UHV substation. At present, the personnel in the plant are safe and sound. It has relied on the diesel generator to restore power and cooperated with Taipower to restore normal power supply.<br>1、 Sudden power failure affects 30000 wafers, and the loss may reach NT $1 billion<br>According to Taiwan media reports, at about 11:06 am, due to the construction of Sanfu gas near Nanke plant, the 161kV underground cable of Taipower, a power supplier, was accidentally damaged during the construction of vertical shaft and ground riveting in the plant, causing the line of Nanke Sanfu line to jump off, thus causing a power outage.<br>Nanke Fab14 P7 plant mainly produces 12 inch wafers, which is one of the important production bases of TSMC's 40nm and 45nm processes.<br>