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TSMC's results show that AI accelerator demand is still the main engine of advanced-chip revenue, with high-performance computing making up 68% of sales. The 2% share drop, though, reflects investor nervousness about AI infrastructure financing, specifically CoreWeave's debt, rather than weak fundamentals. For readers tracking AI hardware, the signal is that chip demand and the financial health of AI cloud buyers are now closely linked.

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TSMC posts strong third-quarter results, but shares drop amid AI selloff

SiliconANGLEOctober 15, 20264 min read

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. today posted better-than-expected financial results for the third quarter, but its shares nevertheless dropped 2%. The dip is tied to a broader selloff in artificial intelligence stocks. Investors started offloading shares on Wednesday in response to an X post about the debt load of CoreWeave Inc., an AI cloud provider. The […] The post TSMC posts strong third-quarter results, but shares drop amid AI selloff appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. today posted better-than-expected financial results for the third quarter, but its shares nevertheless dropped 2%. The dip is tied to a broader selloff in artificial intelligence stocks. Investors started offloading shares on Wednesday in response to an X post about the debt load of CoreWeave Inc., an AI cloud provider. The selloff soon spread to other neoclouds and their…

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