Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Stock News

More than a decade after ‘too big to fail' became a common and unwelcome phrase in many circles, the U.S. may have received another company with such a label: the American semiconductor giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC).

2025 is starting to get closer, and investors need to position their portfolios accordingly.

Nvidia led a surge in market value among global firms in October, buoyed by unrelenting demand for its new supercomputing artificial intelligence chips as more companies integrate AI into their daily operations.

The company got a big green light on its plans for geographic expansion.

AI chip demand is booming for the semiconductor foundry's services.

Griffin's hedge fund, Citadel, has been steadily selling Microsoft for the last year while buying shares of Taiwan Semiconductor.

If you have a device with a microchip – whether it be a computer, a data center, a smartphone, or any other similar tool – it is more likely than not that a Taiwanese firm manufactured the critical component. Even more impressively, it is also more likely than not that it was made by the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (NYSE: TSM).

Semiconductors are a critical component enabling the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, and this company holds the keys to the kingdom.