Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM)

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TSMC is the world's largest semiconductor foundry, which gives it immense pricing power.

One company designs the chips that power AI. The other builds the factories that manufacture them. Both are indispensable, but only one has no competition at the cutting edge.

This company might be considered the AI gatekeeper.

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Taiwan Semiconductor is a reasonably priced AI investment.

One is a turnaround story burning cash; the other generated $34.4 billion in free cash flow last year. The valuation gap tells the rest.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and ASML each have their own competitive bulwarks.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing grew revenue 33%, while Applied Materials posted modest 4% growth -- a stark contrast in momentum.

Taiwan Semiconductor is the main foundry for those three chip designers, and its report could impact their stocks, too.

This company is becoming one of the most important equipment suppliers to the semiconductor industry.

The world's largest chip foundry is bound to benefit as long as heavy AI spending persists.

TSMC is accelerating 2-nanometer production, raising output targets and commanding premium wafer pricing, as insider buying and options data signal strong institutional confidence in its growth outlook.

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A dual-industry leader and a foundational artificial intelligence (AI) hardware company are among the top holdings of at least five billionaire investors each.

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Few companies are in a league of their own quite like this one.