US EditionTSMC Unveils Four-Year Price Hike for Advanced Chips Starting 2026
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TSMC has decided to increase the prices of its chips manufactured in its most advanced processes from 2026 and will maintain that trend for four consecutive years, in a maneuver that reinforces its dominance in the global semiconductor industry. The rise will affect all nodes below 5 nanometers, with annual increases estimated between 3% and 5%, reflecting the cost pressure, the increase in capital spending and the growing demand for AI chips fo…
TSMC unveils four-year price hike for advanced chips starting 2026
Industry sources revealed TSMC had introduced a rare multi-year price increase strategy for its advanced semiconductor processes, effective starting in 2026. The company will implement consecutive annual hikes over four years for advanced nodes, including 5nm, 4nm, 3nm, and sub-2nm technologies, marking a significant shift from its traditional pricing approach.
TSMC Estimated to Raise Advanced Chip Prices By Up to 10%, Driven By 'Gigantic' Demand From Mobile & HPC Customers
TSMC's cutting-edge chip processes are expected to become more expensive moving forward, as the firm is factoring in a price hike for mainstream nodes. TSMC's 3nm & Beyond Chips Could Cost a Lot More to Customers, But the Firm Would Still See Massive Demand in the Future The demand for semiconductors worldwide is at its peak right now, driven by the AI frenzy and, of course, the consumer upgrade cycle within the mobile industry. In the midst of …
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