The Taiwanese foundry giant began volume production at its first fab in Arizona at the end of 2024, serving major US chip designers including Nvidia, Apple, and AMD.

This powerful performance was driven by the surging global demand for advanced semiconductors used in a wide array of artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

Contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) just reported record-breaking Q2 results.

Netflix highlighted the earnings reports on Thursday as the first Big Tech company to post second quarter results. The streaming company beat Wall Street estimates on the top and

Taiwan Semi's margins inched down in Q2 and are expected to sink further in Q3. But there's reason to remain bullish on TSMC stock.

Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC witnessed a remarkable 60.7% surge in second-quarter net profit, propelled by soaring demand for AI technology. Surpassing an

TSMC , the world's largest contract chipmaker, reported on Thursday second-quarter revenue of T$933.80 billion ($31.9 billion), beating market forecasts, as demand for the company's products leaps on surging interest in artificial intelligence applications.