On November 9, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing recorded an Overnight rise of 3.01%, trading at $386.41 per share, with turnover of $51.96 million.
The move was linked to continued market focus on reports that the company is evaluating an expansion into advanced memory manufacturing, including production planning for 3D DRAM at the request of Nvidia, its largest customer.
Publicly available reports said the company has been assessing whether to build a dedicated new fab or acquire and retrofit existing facilities. The backdrop is tight global memory supply and rising prices driven by AI hardware demand. If pursued, the plan would extend Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing beyond logic foundry into a market long dominated by Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron, while reinforcing its role in the AI semiconductor supply chain.
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