Kress mentioned that the establishment of TSMC facilities in the U.S. could also present new opportunities for NVIDIA. Presently, NVIDIA's chip manufacturing is primarily handled by TSMC and Samsung. The company relies on TSMC, a leading Taiwanese foundry, for producing its latest "Ada" GPUs and "Hopper" AI processors. Meanwhile, Samsung is responsible for manufacturing NVIDIA's previous generation "Ampere" GPUs. Integrating IFS as an additional foundry partner could enhance NVIDIA's supply chain resilience, particularly considering the geopolitical uncertainties. The U.S. and EU-based locations of IFS fabs offer strategic advantages in this context.