Imagine you have a super small pencil, one which can fit on a tiny speck of dust, and that super small pencil can help you draw very very tiny pictures that are so small you can only see them under a very powerful microscope.

Now, imagine that the technology you use to make this super small pencil gets even better, so you can make an even smaller pencil. This is what's happening with Taiwan Semiconductor.

They have made a super small pencil that's even smaller than before. In fact, it's so small that we measure it in nanometers, and this new pencil is 2-nanometers, which is super, super small.

China is also trying to make these super small pencils, but they're not as good at it as Taiwan Semiconductor. In fact, they're about a decade (or 10 years) behind Taiwan Semiconductor. This is a big deal because these super small pencils are really important in making electronics like smartphones and computers work better.

So, Taiwan Semiconductor is like the big kid on the playground who's really good at making these super small pencils, and China is like the kid who's trying to catch up but isn't doing so well. Read from source...

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Article's Category: Investing and Trading

Article's Tags: Taiwan Semiconductor, chip manufacturing, China, Taiwan, semiconductor industry

Article's Topic: Investing and Trading

Article's Brand: Benzinga

This article discusses how Taiwan Semiconductor's advancements in chip manufacturing have put them ahead of China in the industry. The company's progress to 2-nanometer technology strengthens its lead as it plans to commercialize the chips by 2025. Taiwan Semiconductor is a key supplier to Nvidia and Apple, and the integration of AI features in the smartphone industry is likely to further boost demand for its chips.