Nvidia's future continues to look bright as it continues to evolve. TSMC is well-positioned as the main arms dealer in the AI race. The artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure boom has created ...

According to DigiTimes, TSMC’s 3nm process capacity has entered an extremely rare state of “overload,” as a fierce battle for capacity sweeps across the entire semiconductor supply chain. The report ...

Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) manufactures roughly two-thirds of the global foundry market and controls the advanced process nodes powering AI accelerators from Nvidia, AMD, Apple, and Intel, with ...

Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) is expanding advanced AI chip production to Japan to reduce geopolitical risk from Taiwan-based manufacturing. TSMC reported Q4 2025 revenue of $33.73B (up 20.5%) with net ...

What just happened? The world's most valuable semiconductor relationship just shifted: Nvidia has overtaken Apple as the largest customer of TSMC, according to CEO Jensen Huang. The disclosure, paired ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. plans to spend a record of up to $56 billion this year to feed the world’s insatiable appetite for chips, as it grapples with pressure to build more factories ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is expanding chip production in Japan as part of a broader effort to diversify manufacturing beyond Taiwan. Japan’s appeal reflects a combination of ...

The starting bid for the land was $197.25 million. The Phoenix City Council approved the rezoning for the TSMC site and the broader area around it, called NorthPark, at a meeting in late December.

I don't cover Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) aka TSMC as frequently as I cover similar-sized tech stocks, with my only research piece dating back to December 2024. I had a ...

Semiconductor equipment suppliers reveal that TSMC and non-TSMC players, including ASE, Amkor, and UMC, are accelerating the expansion of advanced packaging Chip on Wafer on Substrate (CoWoS) capacity ...

Three former TSMC engineers have been indicted for allegedly stealing trade secrets related to TSMC's 2nm process technology, violating the National Security Act (NSA). The case has the possibility of ...