Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM)

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TSMC CEO CC Wei reaffirmed the company’s revenue guidance for 2025 last week, noting that the chip maker expects sales to grow in the mid-20s during the year.

TSM's stock gains as revenue jumps 39.6% in May, but declines 8.3% from April. Demand for 3nm and 5nm tech remains strong, but labor shortage may delay US expansion.

While Dow Jones futures were flat at the time of writing, the S&P 500 futures rose 0.08%.

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Alphawave Semi announces successful tape out of UCIe IP subsystem on TSMC's 2-nm process, supporting 36G die-to-die data rates. This milestone shows readiness for advanced chiplet architectures and future disaggregated SoCs.

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Keysight Technologies and Synopsys introduce AI-powered RF design migration flow for TSMC's N6RF+ to N4P technology, addressing the performance requirements of wireless integrated circuit applications.Keysight and Synopsys introduce AI-powered RF design migration flow from TSMC's N6RF+ to N4P technology, meeting performance demands of wireless IC applications.

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He just quintupled his stake to make it one of the biggest holdings in his portfolio.

TSMC is still growing -- and its stock is still more expensive than it looks.

Shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (NYSE: TSM) are trading higher Wednesday as investor sentiment in the semiconductor space improved following news that GlobalFoundries will commit $16 billion to expanding its chip manufacturing operations in the U.S.

GlobalFoundries plans to invest $16 billion to expand U.S.-based chipmaking to meet artificial intelligence demand.

Taiwan Semiconductor company just announced a new development in the UAE, locking in further financial growth and upside for investors.