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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacture and sale of integrated circuits and wafer semiconductor devices. Its chips are used in personal computers and peripheral products, information applications, wired and wireless communications systems products, and automotive and industrial equipment including consumer electronics such as digital video compact disc player, digital television, game consoles, and digital cameras. The company was founded by Chung Mou Chang on February 21, 1987 and is headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan.

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TSMC reports solid 2022 growth despite Q4 revenue dip

TSMC's Q4 2022 performance showcased revenue decline but improved gross margins, with strong full-year growth and positive EPS and ROE.
Challenges include a forecasted revenue decline in Q1 2023, inventory corrections, and market uncertainties.
Opportunities lie in strong demand for advanced technologies, global expansion plans, and strategic capacity building.
TSMC's strategic focus on innovation, pricing, and customer collaboration positions it for long-term success amidst industry challenges.

TSMC reports Q1 revenue decline but eyes recovery with N3 technology

TSMC faced revenue decline in Q1 but expects recovery with new products and N3 technology utilization.
Challenges include CapEx reduction concerns, U.S. CHIPS Act alignment, and overseas operational costs.
Opportunities lie in AI data center growth, revenue expansion, and strategic partnerships for competitiveness.
Overall, TSMC's performance metrics remain strong, with a focus on sustainable growth and global expansion.

TSMC reports Q2 revenue decline, focuses on AI opportunities

TSMC faces revenue challenges amidst global economic conditions but maintains financial strength and invests in advanced technologies. The company sees opportunities in AI applications and global expansion, aiming to address market demands.

TSMC reports robust Q3 earnings, eyes growth in automotive and AI sectors

TSMC's Q3 2023 showcased strong financial performance, technology leadership, and a commitment to innovation amidst industry challenges.
While facing cost pressures and demand fluctuations, TSMC remains optimistic about growth opportunities in automotive, AI, and emerging technologies.
The company's strategic focus on expanding capacity, improving utilization, and collaborating with customers positions TSMC for continued success in the semiconductor market.
With a solid financial foundation, diverse revenue streams, and a forward-looking approach, TSMC is poised to navigate industry dynamics and capitalize on evolving market trends.

TSMC reports strong Q4 earnings, eyes AI growth and global expansion

TSMC's Q4 2023 performance reflects revenue growth and margin changes, driven by AI applications and diversified revenue streams.
The company faces challenges in managing gross margin and strategic decisions amidst industry dynamics.
Opportunities lie in AI-related revenue growth, global expansion, and tapping into new markets with advanced technologies.
TSMC's customer-centric approach to technology decisions and focus on profitability are key strengths for future growth.

TSMC reports Q1 revenue decline, eyes AI growth opportunities

TSMC's Q1 2024 showed revenue decline but strong cash flow and guidance.
Focus on N2 technology, AI processors, and global expansion for growth.
Challenges include margin impact from earthquake and technology conversion.
Opportunities lie in AI growth, N2 revenue, and customer-driven innovations.

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NVIDIA

Nvidia investors might be further enthused by sales figures from key supplier Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing.

Nvidia Stock Nears Record High. What TSMC's Sales Mean for the AI Chip Maker.

According to a report by Morgan Stanley analysts, TSMC (TSM, Financial) is expected to sustain a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15%-20% over the next five years. This growth is propelled by increasing demand for AI chips and outsourced business from integrated device manufacturers.

TSMC (TSM) Revenue Growth Driven by AI Chip Demand

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. posted a 39% increase in its September revenue, in what saw it beat analysts' sales forecasts for the third quarter of 2024

TSMC beats forecasts with sharp rise in third-quarter sales

Analysts at Morgan Stanley predict that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM, Financial) could continue achieving a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15%-20% in revenue over the next five years. This growth is primarily driven by the rising demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips and outsourcing by integrated device manufacturers.

TSMC (TSM) Projected to Maintain Strong Revenue Growth Fueled by AI Demand

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's preeminent semiconductor manufacturer, reported a strong year-on-year performance for September. The manufacturing partner of Nvidia, Apple and Meta recorded revenue of 251.87 billion new Taiwan dollars (£6 billion), marking a 39.6% increase from September 2023.

TSMC beats forecasts, indicating sustained demand for AI chips

TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, reported on Wednesday third-quarter revenue of T$759.69 billion ($23.62 billion), according to Reuters calculations, easily beating the market forecast, as the company reaps the benefit from artificial intelligence (AI) demand.

TSMC's third-quarter revenue easily beats market forecast

Amazon

Wall Street analysts are overwhelmingly bullish on Amazon and Taiwan Semiconductor.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is poised for a strong Q3 earnings release next week, driven by record demand for AI hardware. TSMC's August revenue surged 33% Y/Y, indicating robust demand for AI chips. September revenues are set to be released shortly. TSMC's market dominance (62% global foundry share) and attractive valuation (forward P/E ratio of 21.7X) make it a compelling AI investment.

Why Taiwan Semiconductor Is A Strong Buy Ahead Of Q3 Earnings

In the most recent trading session, TSMC (TSM) closed at $184.51, indicating a +1.85% shift from the previous trading day.

TSMC (TSM) Advances While Market Declines: Some Information for Investors

Semtech

Stocks like TSM, SMTC and NVDA are poised to benefit from the growing demand for semiconductors.

Semiconductor Sales Soar on Surging Demand: 3 Stocks With Upside

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM, Financial) saw its stock rise over 1.7% to $184.3. The increase comes on the heels of a major breakthrough in its 2nm process technology, which will incorporate Gate-all-around FETs transistor technology for the first time.

TSM Stock Rises on Breakthrough in 2nm Chip Technology

Taiwan Semiconductor posted yet another strong quarter with an optimistic guidance. The company generated revenues and EPS of NT$673.5 billion and NT$9.56, representing a year-on-year growth of 40.07% and 36.38% respectively. Structural demands for advanced chips will continue to serve as tailwinds for TSM; more importantly, shortages for advanced chips persists while demand from AI training and inference continues to grow. TSM will maintain its technological lead as competitors such as Intel and Samsung continue to face problems, positioning TSM to be a major beneficiary of the current AI investment supercycle.

Taiwan Semiconductor: Unique Arbitrage Opportunity To Capitalize On

Taiwan Semiconductor trades at a discount despite strong growth, driven by Nvidia's booming AI GPU demand, with August sales up 33% YoY. Concerns over China-Taiwan tensions keep TSMC undervalued, yet the stock remains poised for a breakout past the $190 resistance. Apple's flattish demand contrasts Nvidia's explosive growth, positioning Nvidia to become TSMC's top customer, possibly by 2025.

Taiwan Semiconductor: Strong AI Demand Signs

Intel

These two stocks have traded in opposite directions this year.

Better Semiconductor Stock: Taiwan Semiconductor vs. Intel

TSMC has high power usage, and Taiwan's tight electricity supply will test its chip production. Taiwan's sluggish electricity growth challenges the semiconductor industry's expansion.

The world's largest chipmaker TSMC is about to be tested as it uses more and more power

Tesla

Nvidia's massive valuation could make it ripe for a pullback, allowing other companies to surpass it.

Prediction: 2 Stocks That Will Be Worth More Than Nvidia 5 Years From Now

TSMC's leadership in advanced node processors (N2/A16) and advanced packaging technologies (CoWoS) positions it as a near-monopoly in leading-edge process technology. The global semiconductor market is expanding rapidly, creating a substantial addressable market for TSMC as fabless chip designers outsource manufacturing. TSMC's robust AI-related growth, driven by data centers and AI accelerators, supports high revenue growth and premium valuation multiples.

TSMC: Still A Long-Term Buy Given Its Technological Leadership And AI Growth Story

Visa

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Amkor Technology

TEMPE, Ariz. & HSINCHU, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amkor and TSMC to Expand Partnership and Collaborate on Advanced Packaging in Arizona.

Amkor and TSMC to Expand Partnership and Collaborate on Advanced Packaging in Arizona

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XPeng

Major Chinese stocks listed in the U.S. showed mixed results in recent trading, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index (HXC) closing down 2.37%. Notable gainers included Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM), which rose 2.09%, and Futu Holdings (FUTU, Financial), which saw an impressive increase of 8.81%.

Mixed Performance for Chinese Stocks with HXC Index Down 2.37%

Nvidia stock just got a double dose of good news.

Why Nvidia and TSMC Stocks Just Popped, but Intel Dropped Today

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Synopsys

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Netflix

Direxion has just expanded its roster of leveraged and inverse ETFs. This time, it targets two household names: Netflix Inc NFLX and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd TSM.

Netflix, TSMC Traders Can Now Utilize Direxion's Leveraged ETFs For Bold Market Moves

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Super Micro Computer

Amazon recently announced that it will invest several billions more in UK-based data centers. In the AI server space, Dell Technologies and Super Micro have also benefited from the data center boom, up 71% and 82%, respectively, in the past 12 months. Bitcoin miners are increasingly pivoting to artificial intelligence data center operations, leveraging their existing infrastructure and expertise to capitalize on the growing demand for AI computing.

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The giant chip foundry is among the companies best positioned to benefit from the AI megatrend.

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