TSMC Reports 35% Revenue Surge as AI Demand Stays Strong Despite Middle East War
TSMC sales jumped 35% as AI chip demand stays strong, easing fears of Middle East tensions slowing tech growth.
TSMC sales jumped 35% as AI chip demand stays strong, easing fears of Middle East tensions slowing tech growth.
Optical stocks plunged as Samsung officially announced its entry into the silicon photonics market with 224Gbps tech and ambitious AI plans.
Apple is adding Bosch, Cirrus Logic, TDK, and Qnity Electronics to its American Manufacturing Program with a $400 million investment through 2030.
Arm enters the AI chip race with its new 136-core AGI CPU. Meta is the first major buyer as Arm targets $15B annual revenue from chips in 5 years — aiming for $25B total company sales.
Elon Musk announces Terafab, a $20-25B Tesla-SpaceX-xAI joint venture to build the world's largest chip fab in Austin, targeting 1 terawatt of AI compute yearly for robots, cars, and space.
Apple plans to purchase well over 100 million chips from TSMC’s Arizona factory in 2026—a major increase that signals strong demand for advanced U.S.-made semiconductors and has pushed TSMC shares to record highs.