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TSMC CEO warns AI demand could outstrip chip supply for ‘years’: report Strait of Hormuz crisis compounds hardware shortfall, while TSMC CEO says added Arizona capacity won't meet surging U.S. demand June 04, 2026 By Ben Wodecki Have your say Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email 分享 – Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. C.C. Wei, the CEO of TSMC, has issued a warning that global chips

TSMC CEO outlines efforts to enhance cost-effectiveness of High-NA EUV The world's largest chipmaker is pumping the brakes on $400M-per-unit lithography tools, opting to squeeze more life out of curre

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TSMC CEO announces capacity expansions in Japan and Germany to meet growing chip demand The world's largest chipmaker is investing billions to build out manufacturing in Kumamoto and Dresden, targetin

(Bloomberg) -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s global chip supply will fall short of AI-fueled demand for years to come, chief executive officer C.C. Wei said, suggesting production capacity remains a key bottleneck in the buildout of global computing infrastructure. TSMC won’t be able to fulfill demand led by American customers even as more manufacturing capacity comes online in the US

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HomeTechnologyNewsTSMC CEO warns AI demand is so high, chip shortage can last for years TSMC CEO warns AI demand is so high, chip shortage can last for years TSMC has said AI-driven chip demand will continue to exceed supply for years. The warning points to sustained pressure on electronics prices despite new US capacity. ADVERTISEMENT TSMC CEO CC Wei says AI-driven chip demand will outpace supply

The AI boom has not only troubled professionals, as companies lay off workers to ramp up spending on AI infrastructure, but it has also triggered a massive surge in demand for chips and memory. That growing demand has contributed to higher prices for electronic devices such as laptops, smartphones, gaming consoles, and more. And if the latest comments from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Compan

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TSMC chairman and CEO C.C. Wei personally addressed employees at a company-wide meeting on the morning of May 27, making a direct commitment on bonuses after days of backlash over reports of a 15% cut. Some subscribers prefer to save their log-in information so they do not have to enter their User ID and Password each time they visit the site. To activate this function, check the '

TSMC chairman and CEO C.C. Wei addressed employees at a company-wide meeting on May 27, making a direct commitment on bonuses after days of backlash over reports of a 15% cut.