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TSMC takes 'chip binning' to a whole new level as entire wafer 'found in a dumpster'
(www.pcgamer.com)
Dumpster diving near their factory must be interesting
this post was submitted on 01 Mar 2025
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That would make for such a cool piece of wall art
The original Reddit post has a comment that the headline is just a joke, which was obvious for anyone over the age of 10. PCGamer is being irresponsible with their headlines.
I bet they weren't happy about it
This has to be fake, right?
No way they throw recyclable stuff into the dumpster.