Taiwan's chipmaker TSMC reports 58% profit jump despite Iran war
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Taiwan’s chipmaker TSMC has reported a 58% jump in profit for the January-March quarter thanks to strong demand driven by the artificial intelligence boom even as the Iran war was driving up costs.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp., a key supplier for Apple and Nvidia and the largest contract chipmaker in the world, reported a record net profit of 572.5 billion new Taiwan dollars ($18.1 billion) for the last quarter, better than analysts had expected.
The company said AI-related demand continues to be “extremely robust”.
It has been expanding chip fabrication plants in the U.S., Japan and Taiwan.
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