Tech giant Nvidia (NVDA) made headlines with its recent third-quarter results, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips. While NVDA stock has largely sagged since the report, analysts called the quarterly results a win not just for Nvidia,

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Steven Cohen of Point72 Asset Management just raised the fund's position in foundry specialist Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing.

With the age of artificial intelligence having made an indelible mark on the stock market, semiconductor stocks have been thrust into the spotlight.

Two standouts this year in the semiconductor space have been Nvidia ( NVDA 0.66%) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ( TSM -0.67%), or TSMC for short. But despite the strong performances of these two stocks, it looks like they have a lot of upside still ahead.

A recent report revealed that Japan plans to inject an additional ¥1.5 trillion ($9.9 billion) into fields like chips and quantum computing this fiscal

TSMC's Q3 2024 growth and demand for AI chips highlight its strength. See why TSM stock is a buy with robust financials and a bullish Q4 outlook.

Both Nvidia and Taiwan Semiconductor have seen double-digit sales growth thanks to demand for AI chips. Taiwan Semiconductor's three-nanometer chip manufacturing process gives it an edge against competitors.

Semiconductor stocks were making a sizable contribution to the market's Black Friday gains. That's a welcome change for investors following a rocky stretch for this corner of the market. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF was up 2.

Japan's startup scene is undergoing a dynamic transformation. With the help of a fresh surge in foreign capital, it is now emerging as an international startup hub.

Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) announced on November 28 the launch of its Tongluo facility in Miaoli, central Taiwan, equipped with advanced interposer production and 3D wafer stacking capabilities.