Texas Instruments Chengdu · 德州仪器半导体制造(成都)有限公司

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A Wikipedia cross-check correction: TI Chengdu is NOT a 300mm fab (that common claim conflates the 2017 300mm bumping line).
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October 11, 2026

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A Wikipedia cross-check correction: TI Chengdu is NOT a 300mm fab (that common claim conflates the 2017 300mm bumping line). It is TI’s 200mm analog fab, bought in October 2010 from Cension — which SMIC had been operating — plus back-end sites, under a 15-year strategy worth up to $1.69 billion; CDAT2 assembly/test entered production after November 2022.

Chinese name: 德州仪器半导体制造(成都)有限公司 (Dézhōu Yíqì Chéngdū)

What does this facility make?

Analog and power management chips for industrial/automotive markets; packaging and test for TI products.

Why does it matter?

The main foreign-owned wafer fab in western China and the clearest counter-example to the ‘foreign majors are exiting China’ narrative in 2025-26: while TI closes 150mm fabs in the US/Europe, its Chengdu integrated site stays in production, and the tracker’s Chengdu cluster (Intel ATP + TI fab) now matches what actually exists.

Key Facts

Company Texas Instruments
Type Fab
Category Foreign-Invested
Capability 200mm analog/power wafer fab (acquired from Cension, formerly SMIC-operated, 2010) + wafer test, assembly/test (CDAT/CDAT2) and a 300mm wafer-bumping line — TI’s first fully-integrated site outside the United States
Status Operational
Capacity Not yet recorded
Investment $1,690M
Funding Source Foreign
Location Chengdu, Sichuan
Current Node Not yet researched
Entity List No
Equipment Origin Not yet assessed
Last Verified Not recorded (newest source dated Nov 2022)

Technical Complexity

2.5/5

Technology Node Trajectory

Node history not yet researched.

Project Timeline

  • Oct 2010 — TI opens its first China manufacturing plant — 200mm fab acquired from Cension (ex-SMIC-operated)
  • Apr 2017 — 300mm wafer-bumping (not a wafer fab) facility announced
  • Nov 2022 — CDAT2 assembly/test site announced entering production; second A/T building completed 2021-08

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