TSMC’s Advanced Nodes Stood Out as Total Revenue of Global Top 10 Foundries Climbed 9.9% QoQ to a New Record in 4Q24

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TrendForce reports that the total revenue of the global top 10 foundries climbed 9.9% QoQ to a new record in 4Q24, driven by strong wafer shipments from advanced nodes (3nm and 5/4nm). TSMC maintained its leadership position with significant revenue growth from its 3nm node. Looking ahead to 2025, AI servers and edge AI will continue to be the key growth drivers, and the global top 10 foundries are expected to see further revenue gains.

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