TSMC lifts revenue forecast, pledges more capital spending to meet AI chip demand
First-quarter profit leapt 58% to a record US$18.2-billion, beating estimates and marking its eighth straight quarter of double-digit growth
TSMC lifts revenue forecast, pledges more capital spending to meet AI chip demand
First-quarter profit leapt 58% to a record US$18.2-billion, beating estimates and marking its eighth straight quarter of double-digit growth
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