News TSMC showcases biting edge capabilities — honeybees

[marees]

TSMC is the most "honey-rich" company! Bees love to settle in the factory, and honey is made into souvenirs.​

Last year, due to its environmentally friendly conservation and management methods, it successfully attracted bees to live in the factory area. The company further cooperated with local bee farmers and Tunghai University to successfully produce an exclusive TSMC honey souvenir and named it "Ji Mi"


TSMC cooperates with bee farmers and schools to turn the honey produced by bees in the TSMC power plant area into souvenirs, and the souvenir is named "Ji Mi". This is the result of TSMC's efforts in friendly ecology and social inclusion.

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[marees]

Why CPU forum?
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[Quintessa]

Doubt they'll replace silicon with bee juice in high-end fabs, but the symbolism is almost too perfect. bees make honey, TSMC makes “brains".
That’s a fun connection. The “Ji Mi” souvenir honey is just branding, but there is legit research into honey-based memristors for neuromorphic chips.