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市场传闻:台积电前工程师因泄露商业机密被判入狱

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-- 据《台北时报》周二报道,台积电(TSMC)一名工程师因违反台湾《国家安全法》泄露公司先进的2纳米芯片技术商业秘密,被判处10年有期徒刑。 知识产权及商事法庭还判处另外三名前工程师2至6年有期徒刑,另一名被告则被判缓刑并处罚金。 此案还牵涉到东京电子台湾公司,该公司被罚款1.5亿新台币,部分缓刑。据报道,检方称,包括蚀刻设备数据在内的敏感信息被不当获取并用于支持先进芯片生产设备的研发。 该新闻媒体称,台积电在2025年7月进行内部调查后报告了此次泄密事件,并重申了对商业秘密泄露零容忍的立场,同时加强了内部安全措施。 (市场动态新闻来源于与全球市场专业人士的对话。这些信息据信来自可靠来源,但可能包含传闻和推测。准确性无法保证。)

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