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TSMC Expands 3nm Production to Meet Nvidia’s Surging AI Chip Demand

TSMC Expands 3nm Production to Meet Nvidia’s Surging AI Chip Demand

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2025-11-08 08:54:02

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TSMC has accelerated its 3nm wafer production in Taiwan to 160,000 units monthly, primarily to satisfy Nvidia's insatiable demand for advanced semiconductors. The chipmaker's Blackwell GPU lineup and AI-focused hardware require unprecedented wafer volumes, with CEO Jensen Huang calling TSMC's support pivotal to Nvidia's dominance in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Market capitalization milestones underscore the stakes - Nvidia recently became the first $5 trillion chip firm, a valuation TSMC's CEO wryly acknowledged by dubbing Huang the 'five-trillion-dollar man'. Yet breakneck growth brings supply chain strains. Huang anticipates intermittent shortages across components, though memory partners SK Hynix, Samsung and Micron are scaling production to match Nvidia's requirements.

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