Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. confirmed it is evaluating Texas for its next wave of U.S. chip plants and is in talks over a role at Elon Musk's Terafab complex in Grimes County, but its chief executive drew a hard line on operating control that Musk has already rejected in public.
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