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TSMC Sales Surge 36% in Fresh Sign of AI Spending Momentum

TSMC Sales Surge 36% in Fresh Sign of AI Spending Momentum
Bloomberg Technology Monday 13 July 2026, 05:40 UTC By Debby Wu 1 min read
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Asia TSMC Sales Surge 36% in Fresh Sign of AI Spending Momentum Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported quarterly sales rose 36%, meeting high expectations and signaling global demand for AI hardware remains intact. Revenue for the three months ended June totaled NT$1.27 trillion ($39.6 billion) according to a Bloomberg calculation, matching the average of analyst estimates. The figures were bolstered by very strong performance in June, when TSMC’s sales rose by 68% compared to the...

Asia TSMC Sales Surge 36% in Fresh Sign of AI Spending Momentum Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported quarterly sales rose 36%, meeting high expectations and signaling global demand for AI hardware remains intact. Revenue for the three months ended June totaled NT$1.27 trillion ($39.6 billion) according to a Bloomberg calculation, matching the average of analyst estimates. The figures were bolstered by very strong performance in June, when TSMC’s sales rose by 68% compared to the same month a year earlier.
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