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Chipmaker TSMC has reportedly seen a growth in its annual revenue, amid an ongoing global chip shortage.

TSMC revenue sees growth during ongoing global chip shortage

Chipmaker TSMC has reportedly seen a growth in its annual revenue, amid an ongoing global chip shortage.
Responsible for around 28% of global chip manufacturing, TSMC's latest financial report states a 20% jump in sales from last year, at $13.3 billion.
Reports indicate that despite the firm investing around $100 billion into expanding its production, the company's CEO has warned that the chip shortage will continue through the year.

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Chipmaker TSMC has reportedly seen a growth in its annual revenue, amid an ongoing global chip shortage.
Responsible for around 28% of global chip manufacturing, TSMC's latest financial report states a 20% jump in sales from last year, at $13.3 billion.
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Reports indicate that despite the firm investing around $100 billion into expanding its production, the company's CEO has warned that the chip shortage will continue through the year.

Apple and Intel will be among the first customers for TSMC’s 3nm chips, according to a report.

Apple, Intel to be the first to use TSMC’s 3nm processor technology: report

Apple and Intel will be among the first customers for TSMC&rsquo;s 3nm chips, according to a report.

Apple, Intel to be the first to use TSMC&rsquo;s 3nm processor technology: report
Apple and Intel will be among the first customers for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., or TSMC&rsquo;s 3nm chips, a report in Nikkei Asia said. Apple is reportedly looking to put 3nm processors in the iPad, and Intel hopes to fight off competition from AMD in the server space. The 3nm processors are said to be 15% faster and up to 30% more efficient than current-generation 5nm chips, like the Apple M1. Intel has historically always manufactured its own chipsets, but has long struggled with a 10nm design in the desktop space, falling behind competitors like AMD in terms of power and efficiency, leading it to outsource production to TSMC.
Apple, Intel to be TSMC&rsquo;s first customers for 3nm chip Apple looks to put 3nm chipsets in the next iPad 3nm chips 15% faster, 30% more efficient than current gen Intel outsources production to TSMC amid foundry struggles

Apple and Intel will be among the first customers for&nbsp;TSMC&rsquo;s 3nm chips, according to a report.

Apple and Intel will be among the first customers for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., or TSMC&rsquo;s 3nm chips, a report in Nikkei Asia said.
Apple is reportedly looking to put 3nm processors in the iPad, and Intel hopes to fight off competition from AMD in the server space.
Also Read: <a href="https://editorji.com/story/reports-tsmc-s-4nm-process-trials-are-ahead-of-schedule-1622728998473" target="_blank">TSMC's&nbsp;4nm trials are ahead of schedule</a>
The 3nm processors are said to be 15% faster and up to 30% more efficient than current-generation 5nm chips, like the Apple M1.
Intel has historically always manufactured its own chipsets, but has long struggled with a 10nm design in the desktop space, falling behind competitors like AMD in terms of power and efficiency, leading it to outsource production to TSMC.

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