The first 20,000 wafers just released from TSMC's Arizona plant have to fly back to Taiwan for packaging, including NVIDIA, AMD and Apple. (Synopsis: TSMC Law says it will refute "cooperation with Intel", Wei Zhejia: technology will never flow out, there is no joint venture plan) (Background supplement: Huang Jenxun does not give up the Chinese market, and then pushes Blackwell's new chips to break through US control) TSMC, the world's largest wafer foundry, has finally handed over finished products at its first advanced plant in Arizona, USA: the first batch of about 20,000 wafers has been released, and customers lock in NVIDIA, AMD and Apple, covering Blackwell AI GPU, iPhone processor, and fifth generation