Jane Lanhee

Jane Lanhee is a finance journalist who covers the technology industry, with a focus on semiconductors and artificial intelligence. She has reported on the global race to secure semiconductors and their impact on AI infrastructure for major tech firms such as Microsoft and Baidu. Jane has also covered TSMC's role in supplying chips for Apple Inc. and Nvidia Corp, as well as the company's growth amidst US-Chinese trade tensions. Her work often highlights the interplay between technological advancements, corporate strategy, and geopolitical dynamics.

Biography:  https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tsmc-profit-surpasses-estimates-ai-053450831.html

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Recent Articles

TSMC's Q2 Earnings Surge: 40.1% Revenue Growth Driven by Demand for 3nm and 5nm Technologies and AI Chips

TSMC's Q2 Earnings Surge: 40.1% Revenue Growth Driven by Demand for 3nm and 5nm Technologies and AI Chips

Broke On: Thursday, 18 July 2024 TSMC reported strong Q2 results with a 40.1% revenue increase to NT$673.51 billion, driven by demand for 3nm and 5nm technologies, particularly in AI applications. Management expects continued growth in Q3 with revenue between $22.4-23.2 billion and gross profit margin of 53.5-55.5%. TSMC holds a 62% share of the global foundry market and plans to expand production capacity with N2 process starting mass production in H2 2025.