The AI boom continues to drive the business in the chip industry vigorously. If TSMC is believed to be the end of the flagpole, the semiconductor industry is likely to benefit from the AI boom for a long time, according to the world's largest chip contractor TSMC. Demand is far above supply, said TSMC CEO Che-Chia Wei in Hsinchu. The Taiwanese group therefore intends to invest even more than previously known. In addition, the company, which is n…
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The AI boom continues to drive the business in the chip industry vigorously. If TSMC is believed to be the end of the flagpole, the semiconductor industry is likely to benefit from the AI boom for a long time, according to the world's largest chip contractor TSMC. Demand is far above supply, said TSMC CEO Che-Chia Wei in Hsinchu. The Taiwanese group therefore intends to invest even more than previously known. In addition, the company, which is n…