Semiconductors · Taiwan
Track Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM)
Add to watchlistTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited, better known as TSMC, is the world’s leading dedicated semiconductor foundry. The company manufactures chips on behalf of many of the largest technology businesses globally, supporting customers across smartphones, artificial intelligence, data centres, high-performance computing, automotive electronics, consumer devices, industrial systems, and communications infrastructure.
TSMC sits at the centre of the global semiconductor supply chain. Its strength comes from its advanced manufacturing process technology, scale, execution quality, and deep relationships with fabless chip designers that rely on external foundries rather than owning their own factories. As demand grows for AI accelerators, advanced processors, high-bandwidth memory packaging, and more energy-efficient chips, TSMC remains one of the most strategically important companies in global technology.
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