Chipmaker Intel has approached Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company about investments in manufacturing or partnerships, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly took a quiet trip to Taiwan this week to hold meetings with representatives of TSMC and Foxconn and discuss collaborating on chip design and manufacturing, as well as ...

TSMC to further strengthen its position as the global provider of cutting-edge chips after Intel is slated to join the customer list for the 2nm process.

More and more tech giants have followed TSMC's lead after its announcement of a US$165 billion investment to build more plants in Arizona. A half mountain, half desert state is slowly but surely ...

OpenAI is exploring a partnership with TSMC to build its own custom AI chip, reducing dependence on NVIDIA’s hardware. The project could give OpenAI tighter control over its models and position it as ...

The computing chips that power artificial intelligence consume a lot of electricity. On Wednesday, the world's biggest manufacturer of those chips showed off a new strategy to make them more energy ...

TSMC concentrates the most time-sensitive ramps at 3nm/5nm, backed by yield leadership and market position. See why TSM stock is a Strong Buy.

As the world's largest foundry, TSMC runs dozens of fabs and consumes an enormous amount of electricity — around 9% of Taiwan's total power consumption. Last month, in an effort to reduce costs and ...

Although semiconductor chip tariffs have yet to be finalized, with exchange rates stabilizing and strong pull-in momentum from major smartphone and AI chip clients, TSMC's third quarter 2025 revenue ...

Taiwan Semiconductor's stock is surging on AI demand and upcoming tech advances. Click here to see what investors should consider before buying TSM stock.

TSMC's production lines for 3nm and 5nm chips almost at max capacity, with massive demand that will see 3nm + 5nm chip production '100% booked' in 2026.

Samsung Foundry has just decided to cut the price of its 2nm wafers to just $20,000. Which is significantly cheaper than TSMC's $30,000 price. That means ...