The South Korean giants hinted they would like to work more closely with companies like TSMC to tackle technological challenges including the intense energy demands of AI

C.C. Wei made the comment when asked about the effects of recent geopolitical concerns on TSMC

The Taiwan chipmaker’s shares jumped as much as 4.8% to touch the milestone, taking its share price increase this year to more than 80%

C.C. Wei, also CEO of the Taiwanese semiconductor-maker, projects 10% chip market growth this year, excluding the vast memory sector

Unveiling its A16 technology, the Taiwan firm says the introduction of 1.6-nanometer chipmaking can ‘greatly improve’ logic chip density and performance

The world’s largest maker of advanced chips predicts growth of about 10% this year, scaled down from a previous forecast

Sources say Hong Kong regulator gets first applications for spot Bitcoin ETFs, TSMC gets $11.6 billion in U.S. grants, loans for chip plants

Move represents an expansion in President Joe Biden’s effort to boost domestic production of critical technology

The Taiwanese firm has opened a new plant in Japan, which will ‘improve supply resilience’ of chips for the country and the world, Chang says

Semiconductor stocks from Tokyo Electron to Nvidia surged after the world’s most valuable chipmaker announced better-than-expected investment and revenue projections for this year

Mark Liu intends to hand the reins of the chipmaking giant to his CEO who helped elevate the company into the global spotlight

Semiconductor giant wins clearance to continue importing American equipment for its operations in China

Planned fab will be 70% owned by the Taiwan chipmaker, with the remaining share divided equally among its partners Infineon, NXP and Bosch

Top investors take divergent paths as the world’s biggest contract chipmaker struggles with geopolitical concerns and uncertainty about electronics demand

His $3.2 billion Asian equities fund avoids the region’s two biggest stocks citing valuations that don’t reflect economic and political realities

The project is one of a handful of international investments the Taiwan firm is pursuing as it seeks to diversify production in a business that is becoming increasingly less globalized

Shares of world’s largest maker of integrated circuits lose 4% in Taipei on the news as Berkshire deviates from its normal buy-and-hold practice

First quarter could mark first revenue drop in four years, but executives project slim growth for the full year as demand rebounds for server chips

China’s EV exports are soaring on European demand, Baidu gets green light to roll out driverless cars in Beijing