On November 6, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing saw an Intraday Rise of 7.57% in Regular Trading, trading at USD 377.135 per share with turnover of USD 1.584 billion.
The move coincided with reports that the company is evaluating a move into advanced memory manufacturing and, at the request of its largest customer, is assessing production plans for 3D DRAM. The development points to a potential expansion of its role in the AI hardware supply chain.
According to the reported details, the plan could involve either building a new facility or acquiring and retrofitting an existing plant. Advanced memory is currently dominated by Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology, while AI-driven memory shortages and higher pricing have increased the strategic value of additional supply sources. The company said it does not comment on market rumors and remains focused on its core foundry business.
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