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TSMC to Invest a Further $100 Billion in U.S. After AI Fuels Surge in Earnings

TSMC commits an additional $100 billion to U.S. chip production as quarterly profits surge by 77%.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced a $100 billion expansion of its U.S. manufacturing footprint. This commitment follows a second-quarter report showing a 77% increase in profits and a raised 2026 revenue forecast. The firm also reported earnings per share of NT$27.25.

Coverage from outlets including CNBC, Bloomberg, BBC, and Fortune highlights that the investment is linked to rising demand for AI chips and includes a deal involving Trump. Financial analysts at TradingView have responded to the earnings report by increasing the company's 12-month stock price target to $498.68. Future developments focus on the potential for new factories in Phoenix, Arizona.

Reports note that TSMC has adjusted its capital expenditure strategy to support projected demand levels through 2029-30.

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How much is TSMC investing in the U.S.?

TSMC has pledged an additional $100 billion for U.S. expansion, with total buildout plans reported as high as $265 billion.

What prompted the increase in capital expenditure?

Coverage cites record profit growth and rising demand for AI-related semiconductor technology.

Where will the new capacity be located?

Plans indicate further expansion of operations in Arizona, with potential for additional factories in Phoenix.

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