In this article, I will share why TSMC is unjustifiably trading below fair intrinsic value and make a case for why this business, which is increasing its market share, is a fortress that is close ...

People walk across the streets in front of TSMC Fab 18 in Tainan on Thursday. Photo: REUTERS/Ann Wang The chipmaker also saw an increase in production capacity ... Despite retaining the No. 2 position ...

TSMC’s market share rose to 67.1% in Q4 ... application processors (APs), and new PC platforms, which drove an increase in wafer shipments. In contrast, Samsung’s revenue fell as gains ...

The world's largest foundry (semiconductor contract manufacturing) corporation, Taiwan's TSMC, is projected to increase its foundry market share to 66% next year, maintaining market dominance.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. briefly surpassed $1 trillion in market capitalization after ... taking its share price increase this year to more than 80%. The Taiwanese chipmaker overtook ...

TSMCs revenue in April 2025 jumped 22% from March and 48% from last year, thanks to strong demand for AI chips. Total 2025 revenue so far is up 43.5%. TSMC remains the top chipmaker with 67% market ...

IDC expects TSMC's share of this market to increase to 37% in 2025. The discussion above suggests that it could end up cornering a bigger share of this lucrative market over the next five years ...

TSMC founder Morris Chang predicted that Intel and Samsung couldn't succeed in the foundry business due to fundamental ...

In the age of AI, all roads lead to the Taiwan based TSMC (directly or indirectly, as the case might be), and even tariffs ...

In the latest market close ... earnings release of TSMC will be of great interest to investors. The company's upcoming EPS is projected at $2.03, signifying a 47.1% increase compared to the ...