Shares in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. were rising on Friday after the company’s monthly sales update signaled to investors that demand for artificial-intelligence chips held up despite the ...

Sterling sales figures for the first three months will provide much-need reassurance to investors that demand for high-end chips for use in AI compute is still robust ...

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Taiwan’s exports rose significantly more than expected in March, driven by sustained demand for AI applications and other technology products, according to data released by the finance ministry on ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported a 35% increase in quarterly revenue, suggesting global AI chip demand ...

TSMC shares (NYSE:TSM) are 2% higher ahead of the US market open, as the company reported first-quarter revenue of NT$1.13 trillion ($35.6 billion), a 35% year-on-year increase that beat the street's ...

The world's largest contract chipmaker has beaten forecasts again, adding to a run of hardware results that suggest the AI investment cycle is holding firm. The AI bubble shows no sign of popping.

As Nvidia dominates AI chips and TSMC leads manufacturing, Intel is betting on partnerships and scale to stay in the race.

TSMC (TSM) stock surges as March revenue jumps 45% YoY to $13.07B. Q1 revenue beats estimates at T$1.134T. AI demand drives growth. Earnings April 16.

TAIPEI, April 10 (Reuters) - TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, on Friday reported a 35% surge in first-quarter ...

TSMC revenue rose 35% in the first quarter, beating forecasts on AI use. Sales topped estimates of T$1.125 trillion as ...