The Motley Fool: Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) will be the ultimate winner of the AI hardware race, not Nvidia or AMD, due to its dominant foundry position.
The Motley Fool analysts argue that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) is uniquely positioned as the world's largest and most advanced semiconductor foundry, accounting for approximately 72% of global foundry revenue by the end of 2025. This makes it indispensable to chip designers like Nvidia and AMD. TSMC's CEO C.C. Wei expects elevated chip demand to last through at least 2029 or 2030, ensuring sustained growth regardless of which company's AI models or computing units prevail.
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