TSMC experienced a 26% revenue increase in July 2025, totaling 323.2 billion Taiwanese dollars, meeting analyst expectations for continued growth. The significant rise is attributed to strong demand for advanced chips essential for artificial intelligence, with TSMC being a key supplier for major firms like Nvidia and AMD. While the company is also recovering within the smartphone market, US government pressure for increased investment in domestic production, aiming for up to $300 billion, poses new challenges, despite TSMC's established US manufacturing presence and resilience to new tariffs.
TSMC posted a 26 percent increase in revenue in July 2025, amounting to 323.2 billion Taiwanese dollars (approximately 10.8 billion US dollars), in line with analysts' expectations.
The increase in TSMC's revenue is largely due to demand for advanced chips used in artificial intelligence applications, highlighting its role as a key supplier for Nvidia and AMD.
The US government is exerting pressure on TSMC to significantly increase investments within the country, pursuing a higher total investment target potentially reaching $300 billion.
Despite new import tariffs on semiconductors, TSMC remains largely unaffected due to its ongoing investments in production capacity in the United States.
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