Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Stock News

DENVER, Sept. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Forge Nano, Inc., a technology company pioneering domestic battery and semiconductor innovations, today announced it is unveiling a new commercial single module semiconductor wafer fab atomic layer deposition (ALD) tool – TEPHRAOne. The fully automated 200 mm single module platform is outfitted with features from Forge Nano's flagship multi-process mod...

It's no surprise that some of the best investments over the past few years -- the ones that are leaving the S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.51%) in the dust -- are artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. AI stocks, including Palantir and Nvidia, have skyrocketed lately, pushing their share prices and valuations to astronomical heights.

Everyone loves it when the stock market is at an all-time high, but it makes life just a bit more difficult for the value-conscious investors out there. Fortunately, the market isn't a single entity, but a collective group of thousands of individual companies.

Raise your hand if you've heard the following two words over the past couple of years: artificial intelligence (AI). Chances are that virtually everyone reading this would have their hands raised.

TSMC is a long-term compounder, driven by robust revenue and profit growth from its leadership in global semiconductor manufacturing. The company maintains a stable share count, avoiding dilution, and prioritizing high-return internal investments over aggressive buybacks, benefiting shareholders directly. TSMC trades at a reasonable valuation relative to its growth prospects, with price multipl...

The artificial intelligence (AI) boom has been going strong for the past few years as companies aim to apply the game-changing technology to their businesses. Excitement is high because AI could transform processes in offices, factories, and across delivery networks just to mention a few examples.

More news is coming out for the technology sector in the United States, as the issues of trade and tariffs are still ongoing and targeting the semiconductor industry like never before. This time, a direct impact has been made on shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing NYSE: TSM as President Trump has restricted the company's presence and dealings with China.

AI will continue to drive chip stocks and is “an area of relative certainty” against a changing geopolitical and economic backdrop, Cantor analysts say.