Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM)

Taiwan Semiconductor is in the enviable position of having more demand than it can serve.

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High-performance computing accounted for more than two-thirds of TSMC's quarterly revenue.

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Taiwan Semiconductor reported yet another impressive quarter the other day.

Micron has far greater upside because the market is still treating it like a cyclical commodity business.

TSMC continues to see strong demand from customers over multiple years.

TSMC benefits from the successes of Nvidia, AMD, and others.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing just posted a record quarter, and AI demand still outstrips its supply.

Investing in Space Exploration Technologies, Palantir, Broadcom, AMD, and TSMC spreads your AI and space bets across businesses with very different roles in the sectors.

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The AI chip leader's stock trades around 9% under its record, even after its chipmaker boosted its forecast again.

An investment in TSMC today could easily triple in value over the next four years.

ASML is the most important semiconductor equipment maker in the world.

GlobalFoundries will build two New York chip fabs backed by up to $21 billion in Japanese funding, with Apple, GM, Cirrus Logic and Renesas among customers lined up ahead of a 2029 start.

Massive factory expansion shields TSMC's market share even as rivals race to catch up in advanced chip manufacturing.

ASML beat on Q3 2026 revenue and gross margin guidance and raised its full-year outlook.

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