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TSMC's $100 Billion Arizona Expansion Shows The Stock Is a No-Brainer Buy

Taiwan Semiconductor's latest move shows that more chip production capacity needs to come online to meet demand.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, also known as TSMC, has increased its investment in its Arizona production facilities by $100 billion. This brings the total investment to $265 billion, a significant development for domestic chip production in the US.

The expansion indicates growing and unmet demand for chip production. According to Motley Fool, this makes TSMC stock a "no-brainer buying opportunity".

There has been a push in the US to increase domestic chip production, with the CHIPS Act passed during the Biden administration providing financial incentives. TSMC is taking advantage of these incentives, amid a complicated political environment in Taiwan, where the company is based.

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