The semiconductor maker is closing the gap with its manufacturing rivals.
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The semiconductor maker is closing the gap with its manufacturing rivals.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) is one of the best stocks to buy for next-gen data centers. On April 16, Reuters reported that TSMC raised its annual revenue forecast and said it would increase capital spending this year to meet demand for advanced AI chips. The company expects 2026 revenue to grow more than […]
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Comments from Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on Taiwan raised fresh geopolitical concerns, but some investors see the odds of a near-term invasion or blockade as remaining low—supporting Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing stock and the broader chip sector.
At $394, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) screens favorably. The world’s largest contract chipmaker raised full-year guidance at a price still below the average Wall Street target, combining momentum with unfinished upside. TSMC fabricates the most advanced chips for leading AI and consumer technology customers. It controls a 72% share of the global foundry market and ... TSM at $394: Buy, Sell or Hold?

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The update comes after TSMC questioned the high cost of the advanced tools.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM | TSM Price Prediction) just delivered a quarter that should end the debate about who owns the AI buildout. Q1 2026 revenue hit $35.9 billion with a record 66.2% gross margin, and CEO C.C. Wei told investors that “AI-related demand continues to be extremely robust.” HPC alone now drives 61% of ... Can TSM’s Stock Reach $600 By 2028?
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ASML expects to see the first products created on the company's new High-NA machines within months, the chief executive of the world's top computer chip equipment maker, Christophe Fouquet, said on Tuesday. The tool will bring down costs for patterning, or creating the circuitry of the most advanced chips, for both logic and memory applications, Fouquet said, speaking at a conference in Belgium organised by research firm imec. Fouquet's remarks come weeks after top customer TSMC said High-NA tools, which can cost up to $400 million each, were too expensive.
Rising geopolitical tensions with China have sharpened focus on the risk of a potential blockade of Taiwan. Such a move could severely disrupt Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing’s chip production and shipments for key clients including Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, and Apple. Investors are assessing how a prolonged disruption could affect global supply chains in technology, autos, and energy, while possibly shifting demand toward non Taiwanese chipmakers and shipping companies. Taiwan...
Cameron Dawson, chief investment officer at NewEdge Wealth, dropped a statistic on Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart that should reframe how investors think about diversification in 2026. “10 years ago, the semiconductor index or weight in the S&P 500 was 2%. Today it’s 18%,” she said, adding that “that 18% is more than double what ... Semiconductor Exposure in S&P 500 Hits 18%. That’s More Than Double the Tech Bubble Peak.

<body><p>STORY: "I just continue to question whether or not the 'Mag 7' has as big an influence on the stock market returns as they did in previous years," Mahn said.</p><p>He therefore turned his focus to the "AIR 7," which Mahn said stands for "AI Revolution 7," a "stock basket" that spans memory and chip production, as well as data center owners, coolers and power providers. </p><p>Mahn's "AIR 7" stocks include Taiwan Semiconductor, Micron Technology, Digital Realty, Vertiv Holdings and American Electric Power. Two of the Magnificent 7 stocks, Nvidia and Alphabet, round out his "AIR 7" picks.</p></body>
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) is one of the Best Stocks to Invest in For 5 Years According to Billionaires. On May 15, Bank of America Securities analyst Haas Liu reiterated a Buy rating on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) with a price target of 2,560 Taiwan dollars. The firm noted that competitive […]

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Tata Electronics plans India's first 300 mm commercial semiconductor fab in Gujarat with ASML technology support.
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TSMC (NYSE:TSM) plans to sell about 152 million shares of Vanguard International Semiconductor, cutting its stake from roughly 27% to 19%. The sale is framed as a move to focus more closely on TSMC’s core operations. TSMC has indicated there are no immediate plans for further divestments and that existing technology cooperation, including gallium nitride work, will continue. TSMC sits at the center of global chip manufacturing, supplying advanced production capacity to a wide range of...