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TSMC's trimmed forecast shows that the chip industry is still in recovery mode, and that demand is slowing.

The numbers were strong, generally across the was up 15%, very strong margin performance, the guide for q2 is also pretty strong, 16%. so this was an excellent quarter, they are also guiding the full year for 13%—15%. the only issue is the stock is off about 4% after hours and i think the real negative there is that expectations for some investors. the other thing that is a slight fly in the ointment is they are no longer going to provide a subscriber guide is an 2025 so that is still three qu...

With contingency plans already to avoid the area of such an escalation would also impact the maritime industry. but for the maritime industry. but for the time being it seems as if containers are moving in and out as with any other day, because, of course, not only on freight rates but insurance is going up by the day. ifiliip going up by the day. chip stocks are _ going up by the day. chip stocks are dire _ going up by the day. chip stocks are dire -- - going up by the day. chip stocks are dire...

The maritime industry. but for the time being it seems as if containers are moving in and out as with any other day, because, of course, not only on freight rates but insurance is going up by the day. —— but the cost, of course. peter sand there. chip stocks are down after the largest maker said bookings fell by 61% in the january to march quarter. asml is seeing a lull in deamnd for its most advanced machines. the dutch company is hoping for a strong 2025 because of demand for al and memory...

South Korean electronics giant Samsung posted significant growth in the first quarter of 2024 thanks to a resurgence in demand for memory chips. The market leader in memory chips and smartphones said it expected its operating profit to have increased more than tenfold year-on-year in its earnings guidance for the first quarter of 2024, released on Friday. The consolidated operating profit from the core businesses is expected to amount to about 6.6 trillion won ($4.9 billion), Samsung said. In th

International Business News: SEOUL: Robust demand for South Korean chips helped Asia's fourth-largest economy post export growth for a sixth consecutive month in March, albeit at .

The American memory chipmaker still has a bright future.

The semiconductor equipment supplier forecast a better-than-expected second quarter on strong demand from customers looking to make AI-enabled chips.

AI PCs are going to need a tremendous amount of memory in the future.

Favorable end-market conditions should act as a catalyst for this semiconductor stock and help it soar higher.