TSMC had Q1 revenue up 16.5% y-o-y at $18.54 billion up from $16.72 billion Q1 2023.
For March, TSMC had revenues that were 34.3% up y-o-y and 7.5% up m-o-m at $6.2 billion.
It was the biggest m-o-m rise since November 2022.
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