Note:
(a) Mie Prefecture 三重県 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mie_Prefecture
(The name Mie supposedly was taken from a comment about the region made by Yamato Takeru on his way back from conquering the eastern regions)
(i) The ja.wikipedia.org, in the page of 三重県, has this ti say: "ヤマトタケルが東方遠征を終えて尾津前（尾津浜）（桑名市）から能褒野（亀山市）へ向かう途中の三重郡（四日市市）で、『古事記』に｢『吾が足は三重の勾がりの如くして甚だ疲れたり』とのりたまいき。故、其地を號けて三重と謂ふ」とあることに由来するとされている."
(ii) Yamato Tokeru 日本武尊 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato_Takeru
(appeared in legends 古事記 (712 AD) and 日本書紀 (720 AD))
(iii) What he said meant: 私の足は三じゅうに折れるほど歩き疲れた.
Translation of Japanese wiki: After expedition to the east, Yamato Tokeru, on the way from 尾津前 to 能褒野, remarked, "My legs are so tired as if broken in three pieces."
(A) For 勾がり, see makari まがり 曲（が）り／勾り
(B) じゅう 重 (n): "この語には２重の意味がある。 This word has a double meaning."
Jim Breen's online Japanese ictionary
(b) Fujitsu 富士通 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujitsu
(established in 1935 as 富士通信機製造株式会社, a spinoff of the Fuji Electric Company 富士電機, this in turn being a joint venture between the Furukawa 古河 Electric Company and German conglomerate Siemens founded in 1923)
The "tsu" is on reading 音読 (or Chinese pronunciation of 通.
(3) Jeremie Bouchaud, TSMC Holds Top Honors as World’s Largest Pure Play MEMS Foundry, with Blistering 200 Percent Growth. iSuppli, July 16, 2012. http://www.isuppli.com/MEMS-and- ... Percent-Growth.aspx
(TSMC became "the world’s largest pure play foundry for microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) devices last year, posting a phenomenal 201 percent increase in revenue [which] reached $53.0 million, up from $17.6 million in 2010. * * * The company manufactures a broad range of best-selling MEMS sensors and actuators, including 3-axis gyroscopes, accelerometers, MEMS microphones, pressure sensors, lab-on-chips and inkjet print heads")作者: choi 时间: 7-27-2012 08:31
(1) Aries Poon, TSMC: No Plan to Buy Semiconductor Plant From Renesas or Fujitsu. Dow Jones Newswires, July 26, 2012 http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20120726-726007.html
(last paragraph: "TSMC said earlier it isn't its strategy to acquire plants outside Taiwan. The company prefers to expand the capacity of its existing plants in Hsinchu county in Taiwan if needed")
My comment:
(a) The first sentence says, "Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company said that in the second quarter of 2012 sales of wafers processed using 28nm manufacturing technology contributed to 7% of the company's revenue, which means an increase of supply by nearly 70% (if actual revenues are taken into account)." Presumably the note within the parentheses alludes to record revenue in 2Q12.
(b) What intrigues me is the table whose heading reads, "Contribution of Process Technologies into TSMC's Total Wafer Revenue."