According to CNBC on November 13, as of the report, NVIDIA's stock price had accumulated a decline of 11% this week, while AMD and Broadcom rose by 30% and 24% respectively, and TSMC gained 11%. Citing interviewed investors, the report noted that management turbulence at NVIDIA has prompted some capital to rotate within the semiconductor sector, potentially benefiting competitors and supply chain partners. TSMC serves as NVIDIA's manufacturing partner for advanced processors and was not lumped together with AMD and Broadcom as competitors in the report. The aforementioned figures represent weekly statistics at the time of reporting and do not reflect real-time market data.