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Here's the Real Winner of the AI Build-Out

Key PointsTaiwan Semiconductor sits at the heart of most advanced computing units.

As the AI industry expands, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) is emerging as a frontrunner among potential winners. While AI specialist Anthropic's upcoming IPO draws attention, TSMC's position in the AI market may prove even more lucrative. Anthropic's strategy of utilizing various computing units, including Nvidia GPUs, Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) from Alphabet, and Trainium chips from Amazon, underscores the importance of diverse AI infrastructure.

However, TSMC's facilities are central to these computing units, making the company a universal AI stock. Despite the growth in AI chip demand, TSMC's valuation remains reasonable, trading at less than 19 times next year's earnings. This positions TSMC as an attractive and potentially undervalued investment, especially as AI infrastructure spending is expected to surge in the coming years.

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