Keysight Technologies and Synopsys introduce AI-powered RF design migration flow for TSMC's N6RF+ to N4P technology, addressing the performance requirements of wireless integrated circuit applications.Keysight and Synopsys introduce AI-powered RF design migration flow from TSMC's N6RF+ to N4P technology, meeting performance demands of wireless IC applications.
Shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (NYSE: TSM) are trading higher Wednesday as investor sentiment in the semiconductor space improved following news that GlobalFoundries will commit $16 billion to expanding its chip manufacturing operations in the U.S.
TSM CEO blames traffic for Japan delays; $100B investment in Arizona confirmed; U.S. expansion delayed due to labor crisis; Japan-U.S.-Taiwan alliance formed.
Chief executive C.C. Wei also reiterated that the additional $100 billion in investment announced in March alongside President Donald Trump will be challenging to deliver on schedule.
Some of Wall Street's smartest billionaire fund managers have sent shares of Nvidia packing in favor of a business that's critical to enterprise AI data centers.
TSMC CEO CC Wei said Trump-era tariffs could slightly dampen demand, but global appetite for AI chips remains so strong it continues to exceed the company's production capacity.
Recent trading activity from some of Wall Street's most-followed investors shows a clear pattern between some of the hottest stocks fueling the artificial intelligence (AI) movement.
