The U.S. and Taiwan reached a trade deal on Thursday under which Taiwanese companies will invest $250 billion to boost production of semiconductors, energy and artificial intelligence in the United States.

This development follows media reports suggesting that several high-profile customers, including Nvidia and Broadcom, have asked TSMC to boost production in recent months, as their supply remains capacity-constrained. The shortage of AI-capable chips has been well documented and is expected to last well into next year.

TSMC stock inches higher as the semiconductor behemoth reports market-beating Q4 earnings. A Counterpoint Research analyst explains what will drive TSM shares higher in 2026.

TSMC, el mayor fabricante de chips de computadora del mundo, aumentará su gasto de capital hasta en casi un 40% este año después de reportar un aumento del 35% en su beneficio neto para el último trimestre gracias al auge de la inteligencia artificial,

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is speeding up construction of its Phoenix "gigafab cluster" after seeing record-breaking earnings last quarter, chairman and CEO CC Wei announced on a Thursday morning investor call.

TSMC posts a Q4 double beat with 62.3% margin, advanced nodes driving revenue, record capex plans, AI demand, and a dividend hike. Read why TSM stock is a buy.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing reported a 35% increase it fourth-quarter profit. It works with Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, and other major AI companies.

U.S. stock index futures rose on Thursday after TSMC's blowout quarterly results fueled a rally in semiconductor shares ahead of earnings from financial heavyweights. Taiwan's TSMC, the world's main producer of advanced AI chips,