The Latest Breaking News from Taiwan Semiconductor

As technological advancements and investments increase, the chip industry anticipates significant benefits. While industry giants NVIDIA (NVDA) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) are poised to capitalize on industry tailwinds, let's analyze which of these stocks is set for success in the second quarter.

Taiwan Semiconductor’s AI revenue is growing at a rate of 50% annually, which is expected to continue through at least 2027. However, as 'AI bubble' chatter grows, TSM stock still looks cheap, based on its forward p/e. The largest business segment for the company is high-performance computing (HPC), which accounted…

Amid a competitive industry landscape, chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) shows robust momentum. Should investors consider buying the stock now? Let’s look at its key financial metrics to gauge its prospects….

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When it comes to AI chips, Nvidia is dominant and the clear winner. But it does NOT do one thing - actually make AI chips. For that, Nvidia is almost entirely dependent on one company, Taiwan Semiconductor. That's great news for TSM.

The tech sector has had a breakout year already, but analysts are still looking for significant upside from a few notable big-cap names. Here's a look at what Wall Street is expecting from Alibaba, Advanced Micro Devices, and Taiwan Semiconductor.

AMD is one of the top-performing chip stocks of 2023, but is it too late to buy the rally? Here's what investors need to know before Q2 earnings.

Semiconductor giant Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) recently joined the $1-trillion-market-capitalization club

When considering the best semiconductor stocks, there's Nvidia and then there's everyone else. Here, we look at the mega-cap chipmaker and a few of its peers.

How to use a covered call strategey to buy the dip and sell the rip on the latest Warren Buffett buy in Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM).

The semiconductor industry is geared for massive growth in the foreseeable future with increasing chip usage across all sectors. Furthermore, supportive federal investments should boost the industry’s growth. Given the industry’s long-term growth prospects, it could be wise to buy fundamentally sound chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Broadcom (AVGO), and…