F.C. Tseng is a director of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., or TSMC.
A longtime lieutenant of founder Morris Chang, Tseng joined the billionaire ranks in 2024 when TSMC shares soared amid the AI frenzy.
The entrepreneur also holds positions including chairman of TSMC China and vice chairman of TSMC-backed Vanguard International Semiconductor.
In TSMC's early days he helped Chang consolidate the company internally, while the latter focused on external market opportunities.
TSMC is building a $165 billion site with three chip plants in Phoenix, Arizona. The first plant began production in 2024 and the other two for more advanced chips will come onstream by 2028 and 2030.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming artificial intelligence to “super intelligence” in federal government documents and communications.
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Jason and Richard Chang, the siblings behind semiconductor packaging and testing company ASE Technology Holding, take the No. 1 spot for the first time.
In the past year, Pierre Chen made notable progress in achieving his goal of making Yageo, the company he founded and where he is chairman, into a one-stop shop for electronic components.
The red-hot November IPO of AI chip-testing equipment maker Hon. Precision put chairman Hsieh Wen-Ta on the ranking of Taiwan’s richest for the first time with a $7.1 billion fortune.
The second-richest newcomer to the list this year, Yang Chang-Chih, is the founder of Gold Circuit Electronics, a maker of PCBs for AI servers and other applications.