We recently published a list of 15 AI news stories to watch. In this article, we’ll take a look at where Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (NYSE:TSM) stands on other notable AI news.
The theme of AI has dominated stock markets around the world for the past few months. Investment giant BlackRock recently released an investor note on the subject, highlighting that advances in AI and diplomatic developments will continue to shape the market’s top trends as the new year begins. Jay Jacobs, the firm’s U.S. head of thematic and active ETFs, said in a note that these two themes will remain in the spotlight for virtually all of 2024 and could remain a primary focus in 2025. He said it was highly sexual. The memo also detailed the year 2025. This year could be a pivotal year for technological advancement and adoption of AI technologies, as advances in GenAI combine with more sophisticated models to drive meaningful growth in AI capabilities.
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But the investment firm also grappled with regulatory and geopolitical challenges that hindered growth. The rise and advancement of AI has also added tension to the geopolitical map, according to the company’s analysts. The memo highlighted that regulation and a desire to control technology could lead to differences between U.S.-focused AI names and those that are more globally known. .
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (NYSE:TSM) manufactures and sells integrated circuits and semiconductors. On November 21, news platform DigiTimes Asia reported that the company is developing a dedicated supply chain cluster on 30 hectares in Taiwan. The report claims that the intended land is within the Southern Taiwan Science Park. The report further adds that the move is part of a broader plan to strengthen advanced packaging capabilities, citing sources.
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