Asian semiconductor and technology shares fell after Broadcom sparked a rotation out of AI-linked stocks on Wall Street.

TSMC’s chief warned that AI-driven semiconductor demand will remain above available supply despite new capacity.

CNBC reports Taiwan chip stocks climbed after Nvidia announced $150 billion in Taiwan spending plans tied to AI infrastructure.

CNBC examined whether Nvidia should shift investor policy as AI infrastructure demand turns it into a mature growth company.

Huawei plans new smartphone chips and a LogicFolding approach as China’s AI hardware race and Nvidia rivalry accelerate.

Samsung chip workers may receive unusually large bonuses after a union deal amid surging demand tied to AI semiconductors.

AMD announced a $10 billion Taiwan investment aimed at strengthening AI chip manufacturing and infrastructure capacity.

Chinese firms are ramping local AI chip development even as Nvidia regains some access to the China market.

CNBC reports memory chip makers are eyeing supercycle gains as AI demand helps drive a 30% weekly stock surge.

Tom's Hardware reports that motherboard sales are expected to fall by more than 25% as chipmakers prioritize AI chips, contributing to higher prices and tighter supply for memory, storage, and processors. The story is significant because it shows AI infrastructure demand spilling over into mainstream PC component availability and pricing.

Micron’s market value crossed $700 billion as demand for memory used in AI chips continued to fuel semiconductor gains.

Intel's stock is up 110% year-to-date as the chipmaker stages a remarkable turnaround, reflecting the broader shift in the AI chip landscape beyond Nvidia.

Analysts at Bernstein project Nvidia's upcoming Vera Rubin platform could deliver 5x better inference performance, positioning the company at an AI inflection point.

Morgan Stanley projects agentic AI could add up to $60B to the CPU market by 2030, reshaping data center buildout beyond traditional GPU demand.

AI chip startups challenging Nvidia raised $8.3 billion globally in 2026, with new rounds for Euclyd, Fractile, Axelera, and Olix signaling intense competition.

Wired reports that AI is lowering the barrier to chip design and software optimization, with startups envisioning a broad democratization of chipmaking.

TSMC, the world's largest advanced chip manufacturer, is expected to post its fourth straight record quarterly profit, driven by insatiable AI chip demand.

Japan's industry ministry approved an additional 631.5 billion yen ($4B) for Rapidus to accelerate R&D on 2nm chips, bringing total state aid to 2.35 trillion yen ahead of 2027 mass production.

TSMC reported Q1 2026 revenue of $35.71 billion, a 35% year-on-year jump, driven by relentless demand for AI chips from hyperscalers and AI model developers.

Anthropic is weighing development of proprietary AI chips as its Claude model demand surges, with annual run-rate revenue now exceeding $30 billion.