Semiconductors remain the backbone of the digital economy, powering everything from artificial intelligence and cloud computing to smartphones and electric vehicles. As global data consumption accelerates and AI workloads grow more complex, demand for high-performance chips and storage solutions continues ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is once again sending a powerful signal to global markets: the artificial intelligence boom is far from over. With a sharply higher capital spending plan and upbeat revenue projections for 2026, the world’s most important chipmaker ...
The global semiconductor race is accelerating, and TSMC remains firmly in the lead. As artificial intelligence reshapes computing, data centers, and consumer electronics, demand for advanced chips continues to surge. That momentum is now expected to translate into another blockbuster ...
Samsung Electronics is preparing to cap off a stunning turnaround year as the global artificial intelligence boom reshapes the semiconductor industry. The world’s largest memory-chip maker is widely expected to report a dramatic surge in fourth-quarter profit, driven by soaring ...
At first glance, Intel stock 2025 looks like a comeback story. Shares surged more than 80% during the year, outperforming much of Big Tech and reclaiming investor attention after years of disappointment. A new CEO, billions in government backing, and ...
Technology: The Engine of Global Growth Technology continues to shape the backbone of the global economy. From artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics to cloud computing and semiconductor innovation, the world’s digital transformation is accelerating at a historic pace. According ...
When investors look back at the greatest wealth-building opportunities of the decade, the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution will almost certainly be on that list. At the center of this transformation are chipmakers that power the data centers, software, and applications ...
When the world’s most important chipmaker sees its stock slide more than the broader market, investors take notice. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), often referred to as the “backbone of global semiconductors,” closed at $231.00, down 3.05% in its most ...