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TSMC Sales Jump 45% YoY on Strong AI Chip Demand but Investors Shrug

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TSMC Sales Jump 45% YoY on Strong AI Chip Demand but Investors Shrug
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Technology TSMC Sales Jump 45% On Strong AI Chip Demand But Investors Shrug Licensing PATRICK SEITZ Updated 05:01 PM ET 08/10/2026 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) on Monday reported that its sales in July rose nearly 6% from June and 45% year over year thanks to strong demand for AI chips. The world's largest contract chipmaker, better known as TSMC, tallied the equivalent of $14.52 billion in sales in July.

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Technology TSMC Sales Jump 45% On Strong AI Chip Demand But Investors Shrug Licensing PATRICK SEITZ Updated 05:01 PM ET 08/10/2026 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) on Monday reported that its sales in July rose nearly 6% from June and 45% year over year thanks to strong demand for AI chips. But TSM stock wavered. The world's largest contract chipmaker, better known as TSMC, tallied the equivalent of $14.52 billion in sales in July. TSMC reports results in New Taiwan dollars.

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