In the heart of the Arizona desert, some of the country's most advanced semiconductor chips are being manufactured at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) facility.

India is going all-in on chips, with billion-dollar bets, global tie-ups, and a race to build its own silicon backbone.

NVIDIA is reportedly planning to move its global headquarters to Taiwan, and based on insider chatter, the big reveal is set for Computex 2025 in Taipei when CEO Jensen Huang takes the stage. While ...

Asserting that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) “is very much a beneficiary” of the AI Revolution, ...

Taiwan Semiconductor announced $15.25B for expansion and $5 cash dividend. Stock up 0.21% amid US-China trade deal and plan ...

This is the sixth semiconductor unit being planned in the country under ISM and will begin commercial production in 2027 ...

Shares in Taiwan closed more than 450 points higher Wednesday, led by gains in contract chipmaker TSMC, which neared the New ...

We foresee the semiconductor silicon wafer market to grow at 5.5% per year in the next decade in terms of area and the rest from better pricing driven by more advanced semiconductors. Like other ...

Taiwan's stock market soared over 450 points, bolstered by TSMC's gains amid rising US tech stocks. AI-related shares, ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) manufactures, packages, tests, and sells ICs and other ...

South Korea is home to Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, while Taiwan hosts the world's largest contract chipmaker, TSMC.

The facility, which is the sixth plant approved under the India Semiconductor Mission, will begin commercial production in ...