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Foundry revenue from chips designed for vehicles, including advanced driver-assistance, infotainment, connectivity, power-management and vehicle-control applications. It classifies revenue by the end-market platform the customer's chip serves, not by the customer's country or the wafer's process node.
automotiveRevenueNet revenue attributed to semiconductor customers headquartered in China. TSMC's geography follows customer headquarters, which may differ from where chips are ordered, manufactured, shipped or ultimately used.
chinaRevenueFoundry revenue from digital-consumer chips used in products such as smart televisions, set-top boxes, streaming devices, cameras, wireless connectivity and power-management components. It is an end-application platform category rather than sales of consumer devices by TSMC.
digitalConsumerElectronicsRevenueNet revenue attributed to semiconductor customers headquartered in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The region is based on customer headquarters, not where wafers are fabricated, shipped or incorporated into finished products.
europeMiddleEastAndAfricaRevenueFoundry revenue from chips for high-performance computing, including AI accelerators, CPUs, GPUs, data centers, networking and other compute-intensive systems. It is an end-market platform category and has become TSMC's largest revenue stream as advanced-node AI demand has grown.
highPerformanceComputingRevenueFoundry revenue from chips used in connected edge devices such as wearables, smart-home and industrial systems, low-power sensors and embedded connectivity products. It classifies wafers by end application rather than process node or customer geography.
internetOfThingsRevenueNet revenue attributed to semiconductor customers headquartered in Japan. TSMC's geography follows customer headquarters, not the location of fabrication plants, shipment destinations or end-product sales.
japanRevenueFoundry revenue from end applications outside TSMC's separately reported high-performance-computing, smartphone, IoT, automotive and digital-consumer platforms. It is a residual end-market category, not non-wafer service revenue.
otherPlatformRevenueNon-wafer revenue, derived mainly from advanced packaging and testing, mask making, design services and royalty income. This complements Wafer Revenue and should not be confused with the Other end-market platform category.
otherProductRevenueNet revenue attributed to customers headquartered outside Taiwan, the United States, China, Japan and EMEA, principally in the remaining Asia-Pacific markets. It is a residual headquarters-based geography rather than a manufacturing or shipment region.
otherRegionRevenueFoundry revenue from chips designed for smartphones, including application processors, modem and connectivity components, image processing and power management. It classifies revenue by the customer's chip application rather than by device sales or customer geography.
smartphoneRevenueNet revenue attributed to semiconductor customers headquartered in Taiwan. It does not measure wafers fabricated in Taiwan—which account for much of TSMC's global output—or sales shipped to Taiwanese destinations.
taiwanRevenueNet revenue attributed to semiconductor customers headquartered in the United States, including major fabless chip designers and computing-platform companies. It is not revenue from wafers fabricated or shipped in the United States and can represent chips used worldwide.
unitedStatesRevenueRevenue from fabricating customer-designed semiconductor wafers across TSMC's process technologies. It is the company's principal revenue source and excludes non-wafer activities such as advanced packaging and testing, mask making, design services and royalties.
waferRevenueSemiconductor wafers shipped during the period, converted to the equivalent number of 12-inch wafers.
waferShipmentsIn12InchEquivalentPieces