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TSMC is now recognized as the largest and most advanced chipmaker in the world. It manufactures essential chips for Apple and Nvidia.

In a Bloomberg interview, former President Donald Trump said that the US should be paid to protect Taiwan from China, and highlighted the island's dominance in chipmaking.

Hand-held gaming consoles based on notebook platforms (such as the Valve SteamDeck, ASUS ROG Ally, and the MSI Claw) are one of the fastest growing segments in the PC gaming market. The form-factor of such systems has created a demand for M.2 2230 NVMe SSDs. Almost all vendors have a…

Taiwan's Premier Cho Jung-tai asserts readiness to enhance defense capabilities and maintain stability in Taiwan Strait amid US pressure.

Trump’s interview with Bloomberg will call into question Washington’s support for the island democracy should he win back the White House

AMD revealed the deep-dive details of its Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 ‘Granite Ridge’ and Ryzen AI 300 series ‘Strix Point’ chips at its Zen 5 Tech Day.

The U.S. CHIPS and Science Act budgets up to $11 billion for R&D and will soon award the first $300 million for three facilities.

A new rumor suggests that the iPhone 17 will get the 2nm A19 Pro as production starts early at Apple's partner TSMC.

JEDEC publishes initial specifications for HBM4: up to 1.64 TB/s per stack, loads of configurations.

Although the pace of Moore's Law has undeniably slackened in the last decade, transistor density is still increasing with every new process technology. But there is a challenge with feeding power to smaller transistors, as with the smaller transistors comes thinner power wires within the chip, which increases their resistance…

Taiwan Semiconductor stock is a mega-cap tech giant that trades at a reasonable valuation, given its expected growth rates.