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TSMC’s Quarterly Revenue Jumps 51% After AI Demand Holds Up

BloombergPublished 5 days ago

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reported a 51% increase in its quarterly revenue, reflecting strong demand driven by the global AI infrastructure expansion. This growth indicates sustained investor confidence in the AI sector's hardware needs.

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