TSMC Revenue Hits Record $46.7 Billion as AI Chip Demand Surges
TSMC’s third-quarter revenue rose roughly 50% in Taiwan-dollar terms to a record, beating forecasts as AI chip demand remained strong.
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TSMC’s third-quarter revenue rose roughly 50% in Taiwan-dollar terms to a record, beating forecasts as AI chip demand remained strong.
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