On November 9, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing saw an Intraday Rise of 3.01% in Regular Trading, trading at $387.155 per share with turnover of $845 million.

The move followed renewed market focus on reports that the company is evaluating a push into advanced memory manufacturing, including possible 3D DRAM plans tied to demand from a major AI customer, which has raised expectations that its role in the AI semiconductor supply chain could expand beyond logic foundry services.

Recent market reports said Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing has been assessing production plans for 3D DRAM and weighing whether to build a dedicated fab or acquire and retrofit an existing facility. Some public commentary also noted the company has denied near-term large-scale entry into conventional DRAM, suggesting the market reaction is tied more to strategic optionality in advanced memory than to a confirmed production launch.

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