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In just 12 days, $11.9 billion was sold, with Taiwan stocks experiencing the most severe foreign capital sell-off in history.
The Taiwan stock market is dominated by Technology stocks. Since the beginning of this year, Global chip stocks have experienced a correction, and concerns about overvaluation in the Technology Industry have continued to rise, dragging down the Taiwan stock market as well. Data shows that Global funds have continuously reduced their Shareholding in the Taiwan stock market for 12 trading days, with a cumulative net Sell of 11.9 billion dollars. During this period, the stock price of Taiwan Semiconductor has fallen by nearly 10%, and foreign investors have sold 0.155 billion shares.
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In Pre-Market Trading, the three major index futures rose slightly, with Intel increasing by about 9%, and European stocks generally rising.
Reports indicate that Taiwan Semiconductor has suggested Intel's foundry joint venture investment to NVIDIA, AMD, and Broadcom, causing Intel to soar in pre-market trading. Chinese concept stocks fell, with Xiaopeng Autos down about 7%, NIO down about 2%, and Baidu down about 2%.
Taiwan Semiconductor invites NVIDIA and others to establish a joint venture? Industry giants may join forces to acquire Intel's foundry.
① Taiwan Semiconductor is reportedly seeking to cooperate with NVIDIA, AMD, and Broadcom to jointly invest in Intel's foundry, with Taiwan Semiconductor responsible for Operation but holding no more than 50% of the shares; ② Sources indicate that the negotiations are still in the early stages and will ultimately require approval from the Trump administration; ③ Industry insiders reveal that acquiring Intel's foundry division is time-consuming and labor-intensive for Taiwan Semiconductor, as the two companies have completely different development directions in advanced manufacturing processes.
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Report: Meta collaborates with Taiwan Semiconductor to produce training chips.
Currently, this chip has entered the small-scale deployment phase. If testing goes smoothly, Meta plans to expand production for widespread application. Company Executives at Meta have indicated that they plan to start using self-developed chips for training by 2026, initially applying them to recommendation systems, then expanding to generative AI products such as the Meta AI chatbot.
Express News | Meta is working with TSMC to produce its first in-house AI training chip, Reuters reported.
