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As of 2026-04-17 15:48, Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) is priced at $367,80, with a total market cap of $1,88T, a P/E ratio of 28,45, and a dividend yield of 1,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $367,06 and $375,58. The current price is 0,20% above the day's low and 2,07% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 26,17M. Over the past 52 weeks, TSM has traded between $170,58 to $390,11, and the current price is -5,71% away from the 52-week high.
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TSMC and ASML Signal Continued Heavy AI Spending from Microsoft, Meta, Amazon
Gate News message, April 17 — TSMC and ASML's strong outlooks this week indicate that Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon will maintain substantial spending on AI chips and data centers in the coming quarter. TSMC announced plans to increase capital expenditure to expand its constrained production capacity, while ASML raised its annual revenue forecast and indicated that demand is expected to remain above supply levels. Data center spending is projected to exceed $600 billion this year. The four major hyperscalers—Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon—are forecast to spend nearly $700 billion on capital expenditure in 2026, a figure comparable to Sweden's entire economy. The signals point to sustained demand for chip designers including Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom, even as investors press big tech firms to demonstrate clearer returns on AI investments. Capacity constraints are driving the trend. To secure scarce chip supply, some cloud computing and AI infrastructure buyers are entering take-or-pay contracts, which mandate payment for minimum semiconductor wafer quantities regardless of usage. For chipmaking equipment and semiconductor suppliers, such agreements provide greater visibility into orders and steadier cash flows, supporting capacity expansion efforts.
2026-04-17 01:33Tesla AI Chip Production Expansion to Drive LPDDR Memory Demand for Samsung, SK Hynix
Gate News message, April 17 — Tesla's expansion of in-house AI chip production is expected to boost demand for low-power DRAM (LPDDR) from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Tesla's next-generation AI chips are set to feature the latest LPDDR6 standard. Tesla has been developing AI semiconductors in-house to advance autonomous driving and humanoid robot technology. The company has successfully taped out AI5, based on a 2-nanometer process. In the second half of 2025, Tesla signed a foundry contract with Samsung worth approximately 22.76 trillion Korean won for AI6 production. On April 16, Tesla unveiled plans for AI6.5, an improved version built on TSMC's 2-nanometer process. This dual-foundry strategy allows Tesla to leverage both Samsung's Texas fab and TSMC's Arizona fab to increase chip production capacity. SK Hynix has emerged as the primary LPDDR vendor for AI5, with Tesla's recently unveiled AI5 samples incorporating SK Hynix LPDDR products. Samsung Electronics is expected to join Tesla's LPDDR supply chain beginning with AI6. Both AI6 and AI6.5 will feature LPDDR6, which offers bandwidth of 10.6–14.4 Gbps, approximately 1.5 times higher than the previous LPDDR5X standard (8.5–10.7 Gbps). LPDDR6 commercial deployment is expected as early as the second half of 2026.
2026-04-16 18:41TSMC Reports 58% Profit Surge in Q1 2026, Driven by AI Chip Demand
Gate News message, April 16 — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) reported first-quarter 2026 net profit of NT$572.5 billion ($18.2 billion), a 58% increase year-over-year, marking its eighth consecutive quarter of double-digit profit growth. Revenue climbed 35% to NT$1,134.1 billion during the period, beating analyst expectations. TSMC raised its full-year revenue growth forecast to more than 30% in dollar terms, up from an earlier prediction of close to 30%. The company also plans to spend at the upper end of its $52 billion to $56 billion capital expenditure range for 2026, directing funds toward new factories and expanded production to meet surging customer orders. Chief Executive C.C. Wei stated during the earnings call, "Our conviction in the multi-year AI megatrend remains high, and we believe the demand for semiconductors will continue to be very fundamental." Despite concerns about global economic uncertainty from Middle East tensions, Wei emphasized that AI-related demand has been "extremely robust," with production capacity remaining very tight across the company's operations. TSMC is expanding its capacity to produce 3-nanometer chips used in advanced AI processors. The expansion includes facilities in Taiwan, the United States, and Japan, with the U.S. investment involving a $165 billion commitment for chip factories in Arizona. These expansions are expected to significantly increase production quantities by 2027 and 2028. The company's strong performance has boosted Taiwan's stock market capitalization to $4.13 trillion on April 10, surpassing the United Kingdom's $4.09 trillion and making Taiwan the seventh-largest stock market globally. TSMC accounts for 45% of Taiwan's total market value, with its stock gaining nearly one-third this year and hitting an all-time high. Taiwan's main Taiex index is up 26.5% for the year, while the UK's FTSE 100 has risen 6.1%. TSMC's advanced manufacturing capacity is booked through 2028, with major customers including Nvidia, Apple, AMD, and Qualcomm. The company produced over 90% of the world's most advanced semiconductors in 2025 and generated more than $122 billion in revenue last year, up 32% from 2024. North America accounted for 74% of revenue, while China represented only 9%. TSMC's location in Taiwan has raised geopolitical concerns among investors due to tensions between Taiwan and China. Prediction market Polymarket currently estimates a 12% probability of military conflict between Taiwan and China this year, a rate that has remained stable despite recent Middle East developments. The U.S. Navy continues to maintain a presence in the Taiwan Strait.
2026-04-16 06:51AnalogBits Unveils Next-Gen Power Management IP for TSMC's N2P Process at 2026 Symposium
Gate News message, April 16 — AnalogBits, a subsidiary of South Korean design house SeemiFive, will showcase next-generation power management intellectual property (IP) solutions based on TSMC's advanced N2P (2-nanometer) process at the TSMC 2026 Technology Symposium on April 22 in Santa Clara, California. The announcement was made on April 15. The newly unveiled solutions include integrated On-die LDO (low-dropout regulator) with glitch detection and voltage droop sensing, pinless PVT sensors, and low-power PLL (phase-locked loop) offering real-time power monitoring. The pinless PVT sensor, debuted for the first time, achieves high accuracy of ±3.5°C, while the low-power PLL delivers ultra-low power consumption at 0.5 microwatts per MHz. AnalogBits' new IP addresses technical challenges faced by multi-kilowatt AI and high-performance computing (HPC) systems, which struggle with power density, thermal management, and performance variability issues. The solutions enable power-performance-area (PPA) optimization and intelligent on-chip power management on advanced SoCs. The company, which has shipped billions of IP cores across processes from 0.35 micrometers to 2 nanometers, plans to participate in subsequent TSMC technology symposiums in Taiwan, Europe, China, and Japan to expand global customer engagement.
2026-04-16 06:51TSMC Q1 Revenue Beats Expectations at $11.34B, Driven by AI Chip Demand; Q2 Outlook Positive
Gate News message, April 16 — Taiwan's leading semiconductor foundry TSMC reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of $11.34 billion (NT$113.41 billion), exceeding both analyst expectations and the company's own guidance. The 35.1% year-over-year increase was driven by surging demand for high-performance computing (HPC) chips required by the AI industry. Operating margin reached 58.1%, a significant improvement from 54.0% in the previous quarter and 48.5% in the year-ago period, also surpassing consensus estimates of 55.7%. Operating profit totaled $6.589 billion (NT$65.89 billion). By process node, 3-nanometer chips accounted for 25% of revenue, 5-nanometer for 36%, and 7-nanometer for 13%. Advanced-node products continued to drive results, as in the prior year. HPC demand was particularly strong, representing approximately 61% of total Q1 revenue. The surge reflects aggressive AI chip orders from major global technology companies including Nvidia. For the second quarter, TSMC guided revenue of $39.0–$40.2 billion, approximately 4% above consensus estimates of $38.1 billion. Operating margin guidance of 56.5–58.5% also exceeded consensus expectations of 55.2%.
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