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- 1Trump targets CHIPS Act funds, pivots to tariff strategy●Trump targets unallocated CHIPS Act funds,pivoting to tariffs. TSMC kept its $6.6B grant,but tariff threats raised its U
The Trump administration is moving to claw back unallocated CHIPS Act semiconductor funding, favoring tariffs to push chipmakers into US investment. TSMC retained its $6.6 billion grant but raised its total American investment pledge from $65 billion to over $165 billion, partly under tariff pressure. Critics note tariffs build manufacturing capacity far more slowly than direct subsidies and shift reshoring costs onto private capital.
- 2TSMC starts pilot production of 1.4nm A14 chips●TSMC reportedly begins pilot production of 1.4nm chips on A14 node, targets volume production in 2028
TSMC has reportedly begun pilot production of chips on its A14 node, a 1.4nm-class process, with volume production targeted for 2028. The A14 line would succeed the current 2nm generation and keep the Taiwanese foundry ahead of rivals Samsung and Intel in the race for ever-smaller transistor sizes, with major customers such as Apple expected among early adopters.
- 3Bloom Energy and TSMC Lead Five Stocks Near Buy Points as AI Rebounds●Bloom Energy, TSM Lead 5 Stocks Near Buy Points As AI Rebounds
Investor's Business Daily reports that five stocks are trading near buy points, led by Bloom Energy and TSMC, as artificial intelligence names rebound in the market. The list suggests renewed investor interest in AI-related and energy stocks after a period of weakness, with traders watching whether these levels hold and trigger fresh buying opportunities.