Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) and Micron Technology both delivered impressive earnings driven by AI demand. Micron's fiscal Q1 revenue beat estimates with strong profitability from its high-bandwidth memory (HBM) segment, signaling tight supply and a memory supercycle. TSMC showed robust growth with a 17.5% revenue increase in April and nearly 30% growth year-to-date, backed by massive capital investments including a $20 billion Arizona facility. While Micron's valuation reflects peak-cycle risks, TSMC benefits from dominant foundry market share and insider buying, making both key players in AI chip supply chains but with different risk profiles and growth drivers.
TSMC CEO C.C. Wei warned that the company faces long-term manufacturing capacity constraints amid rising AI chip demand. He indicated potential price increases for advanced chips to maintain profitability but emphasized a focus on sustainable growth ...
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