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Taiwan and South Korean chipmakers advanced even as hotter U.S. inflation raised the prospect of higher borrowing costs.
The chipmaker’s unusual investment decision gives the two AI developers equal spending limits, but different share classes and pricing terms.
Management expects production to remain below demand despite higher investment. Conflicting published revenue totals leave the month’s absolute sales figure unresolved.
Rising borrowing costs could delay data-center projects and supplier revenue. So far, there is little evidence that financing strain has weakened orders.
Private businesses would finance the industrial parks, while Taiwan would offer loan guarantees and help with U.S. administrative hurdles. Suppliers and construction dates remain unannounced.
A sixth straight record-profit quarter underscores demand, but slow factory construction leaves customers seeking supply—and alternatives.
Revenue also exceeded expectations. The sharp annual profit increase was much larger than the earnings beat against analysts’ forecasts.
The five-year agreement would establish a U.S. source for silicon interposers, not a complete chipmaking or packaging service.
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