The first transistor, invented at Bell Labs in 1947, was a handmade device about half an inch tall—enormous by today’s ...

Taiwan Semiconductor's 2nm production starts in 2025, with strong growth in advanced nodes and CoWoS packaging. Read why I ...

TSMC has prepared accordingly, with a massive $165 billion invested in fabs to ready up for what could be another big AI-driven boom.

Is this the only AI stock you need? TSMC may not achieve the skyrocketing growth of a company like Nvidia, but it could be the best way to get broad exposure to the AI boom.

TSMC continues to look affordably priced at a price-to-earnings ratio of 29. Like the rest of the sector, the stock is vulnerable to the semiconductor cycle, and growth could slow, especially as ...

TSMC has committed an additional US$100 billion over the coming years to expand its US presence with three more fabs, two integrated circuit (IC) assembly plants, and a research and development centre ...

TSMC's Q2 revenue surged 44.4% YoY, driven by 3nm tech and HPC demand. Click for why, despite softer Q3 guidance, TSM stock remains a solid long-term investment.

Key Points TSMC reported strong revenue and earnings growth, although currency was a headwind. Demand for AI chips is booming, which is pushing up demand for TSMC's leading nodes.