This Proves The AI Boom Will Last Through 2027
On a recent episode of the Earn Your Leisure podcast titled “The AI Boom Isn't Over!
On a recent episode of the Earn Your Leisure podcast titled “The AI Boom Isn't Over!
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) Vice President Tzu-Sou Chuang sold 200,000 shares of the company on the open market at $69.83 each.The transaction was
HSINCHU, Taiwan, May 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Unichip Corp. (GUC), the Advanced ASIC Leader, today announced Jotunn8, a next-generation data center AI inference processor developed by VSORA, at the TSMC Europe Technology Symposium.
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TSM commands 72% pure foundry market share and fabricates nearly 99% of AI ASICs for top hyperscalers/customers, demonstrating their durable, multi-year, AI-driven, profitable growth prospects. The foundry has been well buoyed as one of the gatekeepers of AI accelerator chips, with the growing exposure to HPC demand driving their ongoing capacity expansions. Despite the near-term gross margin erosion risks from the overseas expansion, TSM guides excellent FQ2'26 numbers with further expansions likely, thanks to the price hikes.
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Taiwan Semiconductor is rated a tactical buy with a $468 price target, reflecting an 18% upside from current levels before shifting to Hold/Avoid. TSM's near-term upside is driven by depreciation arbitrage, delayed High-NA EUV adoption, and Silicon Photonics, but capped by U.S. data center buildout delays and overseas margin dilution. Gross margin is expected to plateau at 66–67% due to overseas expansion, private energy costs, and multi-patterning throughput limits, challenging consensus forecasts of further margin expansion.
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