Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported August 2026 revenue of 514.81 billion New Taiwan Dollar, approximately $16.1 billion. This marks a 53 percent increase year-over-year and a 10.1 percent rise from July, bringing year-to-date growth to 39.3 percent.
The surge follows 's launch of the A20 Pro smartphone SoC and M6 chip, both built on 's N2 process. The A20 Pro hits stores September 18, while the M6-powered Mac mini arrives September 22. AMD also plans N2 Epyc and Instinct chips for Q4 release.
While the N2 process held a three percent revenue share in Q2, N3 and N5 nodes currently drive nearly two-thirds of total revenue. The 7-nm family adds 11 percent to wafer sales, highlighting TSMC's successful transition toward advanced node manufacturing.