TSMC production disrupted by outbreak of WannaCry virus following botched software upgrades
WannaCry unleashed on Windows 7 workstations running critical systems, TSMC reveals today
Eight-inch silicon wafer being worked on at one of TSMC's fabrication facilities in Taiwan
Production at contract foundry TSMC was disrupted over the weekend due to an outbreak of the WannaCry virus on unpatched Windows 7 machines running critical systems, the company has revealed today...
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