另有信息显示，在退休前夕，罗唯仁曾利用职务权限，指示下属整理涵盖台积电2纳米、A16（1.6纳 米）、A14（1.4纳米）等多项先进制程的技术简报，并疑似携出机密文件离职，此举加剧了公司对其技 术外流的担忧。 罗唯仁于2004年加入台积电，取得美国加州大学柏克莱分校固态物理与表面化学博士学位。在服务台积 电的21年间，他长期负责关键技术研发工作，个人名下拥有超过1500项专利，是推动公司突破10纳米制 程技术瓶颈的重要人物之一。其所主导的"夜鹰计划"，建立了全天候不间断的研发运作模式，为台积电 成功跨越关键制程节点提供了坚实支撑。 2025年11月27日，有消息指出，曾担任台积电资深副总经理的罗唯仁计划转任英特尔执行副总裁，对此 台积电已向智能财产及商业法院提出"定暂时状态处分"申请，请求禁止其赴新职。法院确认案件已受 理，并由法官王碧莹负责审理，相关程序将尽快展开。 此案引发广泛关注，尤其牵涉到罗唯仁所拥有的"工研院院士"身份是否仍能保留。对此，经济部门负责 人龚明鑫表示，工研院已启动撤销其院士资格的程序。他强调，罗唯仁的相关行为已涉及安全法与营业 秘密法，目前高检署已主动介入调查其中与安全相关部分；至于营 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the legal actions taken by TSMC against former executive Luo Wei-ren, who has transitioned to Intel, highlighting concerns over potential trade secret leaks and the implications for Taiwan's semiconductor industry [1][3]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Implications - TSMC has filed for a "temporary status injunction" to prevent Luo Wei-ren from joining Intel, citing risks of leaking company secrets [1][3]. - The case has garnered significant attention, particularly regarding the potential impact on Luo's status as an "Academician" at the Industrial Technology Research Institute [3]. - The Taiwanese economic department has initiated procedures to revoke Luo's academic title, indicating that his actions may violate the "Security Law" and "Trade Secrets Law" [3]. Group 2: Background on Luo Wei-ren - Luo Wei-ren joined TSMC in 2004 and has held several key technical positions over his 21-year tenure, contributing to over 1,500 patents [4]. - He played a crucial role in overcoming the 10nm process development challenges and led the "Night Hawk Project," which established a continuous R&D system [4].

Core Viewpoint - TSMC has filed a lawsuit against its former senior vice president, Luo Weiren, for allegedly violating non-compete agreements and potentially leaking trade secrets to Intel [2][4]. Group 1: Legal Action - TSMC officially announced the lawsuit against Luo Weiren, citing violations of employment contracts and non-compete agreements [2]. - The lawsuit is based on suspicions that Luo may have used, disclosed, or transferred TSMC's trade secrets to Intel after joining the company immediately following his retirement [4]. Group 2: Background of Luo Weiren - Luo Weiren served at TSMC for 21 years, starting in July 2004 and retiring on July 27 of this year [4]. - After retirement, Luo joined Intel as an executive vice president, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest [4]. Group 3: Allegations of Misconduct - TSMC claims that Luo requested technical briefings on advanced processes, including 2nm technology, before his departure, which raises questions about his intentions [4]. - During an exit interview on July 22, Luo indicated he would pursue a position in academia, without mentioning his move to Intel, which TSMC views as deceptive [4].

来源：环球网 【环球网报道 记者 徐思琦】据台湾《中国时报》、《工商时报》11月26日报道，就前资深副总经理罗 唯仁7月底退休、10月底前往英特尔就任执行副总裁，台积电昨日（25日）证实，已向法院正式提起对 前资深副总经理罗唯仁的诉讼，主张其违反聘雇合约、竞业禁止同意书及"营业秘密法"相关规定。台积 电认为，罗唯仁极有可能使用或泄漏、告知、交付或转移公司营业秘密及机密资讯予英特尔，因此公司 采取包括违约赔偿在内的法律行动。 报道称，法庭方面表示，25日确实收到台积电相关诉讼文书。台经济主管部门也发表声明，称会配合检 调调查。对于罗唯仁的"工研院院士"资格，台经济主管部门称，目前没有撤回，已请"工研院"研议。 台积电表示，罗唯仁2004年7月起任职于公司并担任副总经理，2014年2月升为资深副总经理，在2024年 3月间，公司将罗唯仁调任于"企业策略发展部"任资深副总经理，该部门性质为供董事长暨总裁咨询的 幕僚单位，职责上无须再监督或管理研发部门事务，然而在转任"企业策略发展部"后，罗唯仁仍要求研 发部门召开会议提供资料，以了解正在研发及处于未来规划中的先进制程技术。 全危机，甚至整个台湾可能都被掏空的情况下， ...

Core Viewpoint - TSMC has filed a lawsuit against former senior vice president Luo Wei-ren for potential breaches of confidentiality and non-compete agreements following his departure to Intel shortly after retirement [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Allegations - TSMC initiated legal action based on employment contracts, non-compete agreements, and trade secret laws, claiming Luo may misuse or disclose confidential information to Intel [1][2]. - Luo joined TSMC in July 2004, became a senior vice president in February 2014, and was reassigned to the Corporate Strategy Development Department in March 2024, where he had no direct oversight of R&D [1]. - After retiring on July 27, 2025, Luo joined Intel as Executive Vice President (EVP) just three months later, raising concerns about potential information leaks [2]. Group 2: Confidentiality and Non-Compete Agreements - During his tenure, Luo signed confidentiality and post-employment non-compete agreements, committing not to engage in competitive activities after leaving TSMC [2]. - TSMC's legal counsel reminded Luo of his non-compete obligations during his exit interview, where he indicated plans to work in academia but did not disclose his intention to join Intel [2]. Group 3: Investigations and Industry Impact - TSMC is actively gathering evidence regarding Luo's alleged misuse of his position to access sensitive information related to advanced process technologies before his departure [2]. - The Taiwan High Prosecutors Office has opened an investigation to determine if Luo's actions constitute any legal violations [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the legal actions taken against former TSMC employees for the improper use of trade secrets, highlighting the implications for Taiwan's semiconductor industry and national security [2][4]. Group 1: Legal Actions - Three individuals, including a former TSMC technician, have been indicted for improperly using TSMC's trade secrets outside Taiwan, with charges including violations of the National Security Law [2][4]. - One of the accused has transferred to a subsidiary of Tokyo Electron, a partner of TSMC, and allegedly solicited TSMC's technical staff for trade secrets to enhance Tokyo Electron's position as a supplier for TSMC's next-generation 2nm semiconductor equipment [2][4]. - The former TSMC technician faces a total of 14 years in prison, while the other two co-defendants face sentences of 9 years and 7 years respectively for their roles in providing trade secrets to Tokyo Electron [4]. Group 2: Implications for the Semiconductor Industry - The case is seen as a serious threat to Taiwan's semiconductor industry's international competitiveness, as it involves core technologies deemed critical to the nation's industrial lifeline [4]. - The Taiwanese authorities have expressed concerns over the potential outflow of important technologies, leading to amendments in the National Security Law in 2022 that introduced new offenses related to economic espionage and the improper acquisition of core technologies for use outside Taiwan [4].

Core Viewpoint - TSMC's advanced 2nm process technology has been compromised due to an internal leak, with over a thousand confidential images reportedly shared with TEL, a partner in Japan's semiconductor industry [2][7]. Group 1: Incident Details - A former TSMC engineer, who transitioned to TEL, allegedly colluded with two current TSMC engineers to capture and transmit sensitive 2nm process images [2][4]. - The leak was discovered when TSMC noticed unusual access patterns to confidential files, leading to an investigation that identified the involved engineers [3][7]. - TSMC has terminated the employment of the implicated engineers and is pursuing legal action, with potential severe penalties for those found guilty of organized theft of trade secrets [4][5]. Group 2: Legal and Security Implications - The engineers involved face a maximum sentence of life imprisonment if found guilty of organized crime related to the theft of TSMC's core technology [4]. - TSMC has a dedicated unit for protecting proprietary information, which regularly conducts audits and training to prevent such leaks [4][5]. - The incident raises concerns about TSMC's reputation and customer trust, although immediate impacts on customer orders are not expected [4][5]. Group 3: Industry Context - The leak highlights TSMC's leading position in the global semiconductor market and suggests that competitors may resort to espionage due to their inability to keep pace with TSMC's technological advancements [5][8]. - The incident underscores the importance of robust security measures and employee training to safeguard sensitive information within the semiconductor industry [5].