Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM)

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Taiwan Semiconductor makes most of the advanced processors that allow the AI industry to function.

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TSMC is raising prices 10% to 20% on advanced packaging and 3% to 6% on wafers, leveraging its dominant position to pass rising capital costs on to AI chipmakers.