And that is why, as the AI infrastructure market booms, the biggest long-term beneficiary could be Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ( TSM 1.21%).

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Taiwan Semiconductor is in a great position to benefit from the rising sales of every top chipmaker in the AI race.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's growth hasn't slowed. AI demand is outpacing packaging capacity, creating an ...

The lifeblood of Silicon Valley — advanced microchips — pumps from a science park on Taiwan's west coast, mostly from TSMC, ...

TSMC has shown off its next step in high-bandwidth memory integration, introducing custom C-HBM4E stacks paired with new ...

NVIDIA is TSMC's first customer for its next-gen A16 process node (1.6nm), with volume production in 2027 in Taiwan, Apple ...

Demand for AI and consumer electronics sent Taiwan’s exports soaring 32 per cent year-on-year in the three months from July ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is, undoubtedly, one of the world’s most important companies. And that makes its top corporate executive, the slightly unassuming C.C. Wei, one of the ...

There are around a dozen companies on Earth, give or take, that the markets say are worth more than a trillion dollars. That club, of course, includes the giant, AI-focused tech companies that are ...

By putting optics in silicon, CPO promises dramatic boosts in speed while lowering power requirements, if it can meet ...

For proof that an economy can thrive even under constant military threats from a powerful neighbor and amid US President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, look no further than Taiwan.