Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Stock News

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Wall Street is in the throes of earnings season, with the world's top businesses checking in at the halfway point of 2025. It's a crucial time for investors.

Taiwan Semiconductor's 2nm process will enter volume production in 2025, with early tape-outs already exceeding 3nm and 5nm combined. Advanced nodes (5nm and 3nm) drove 60% of wafer revenue in Q2 2025, up from 42% a year earlier. About 30% of future 2nm+ production will occur offshore across Japan, the U.S., and Germany to meet export-compliant AI demand.

TSMC stock falls on news of suspected trade secrets theft at the semiconductor manufacturing powerhouse.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company said Tuesday it had discovered “unauthorized activities” of employees suspecting of stealing trade secrets related to its advanced computer chips.

When it comes to spotting the next few years of trends for any given industry in the global economy, investors are often paid more for their thinking and waiting rather than for playing it safe until everything is as clear as day. With this in mind, a new trend may be forming after the latest jobs data in the United States revealed an unexpected discrepancy.

The market punished ASML's strong 2Q25 results; I believe this created an attractive entry point. Strong customer growth is promising, but the path to orders is complex due to reduced short-term CapEx and geopolitics. My bullish case is simple: ASML's EUV advantage is the non-negotiable engine of 'shrink'.

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