TSMC’s Upbeat Outlook Fails to Quash AI Buildout Concerns

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TSMC reported stronger-than-expected profits for the September quarter, driven by a surge in AI-related orders. This growth continues despite concerns about the long-term outlook for AI infrastructure expansion.

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