TSMC Supply Chain
TSMC is a dedicated semiconductor foundry that manufactures integrated circuits for customers using a broad portfolio of advanced and specialty process technologies.
Altsets currently displays three upstream suppliers on this public profile: ASML Holding N.V., Applied Materials, Inc., and Lam Research Corporation.
The page also maps three downstream customers: NVIDIA Corporation, Apple Inc., and QUALCOMM Incorporated.
Company supply chain snapshot
TSMC occupies the semiconductor foundry manufacturing layer. In this public snapshot, its displayed upstream and downstream relationships connect that position to semiconductor lithography equipment, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, and wafer fabrication equipment and accelerated computing platform design, consumer devices and computing platforms, and semiconductor and wireless platform design, respectively.
Who supplies TSMC?
- ASML Holding N.V.the Netherlands | Supplier to TSMC | #1 of 3 by available USD-normalized size
ASML Holding N.V. makes lithography systems used in semiconductor manufacturing. Altsets maps the company as an upstream supplier to TSMC, and the relationship ranks first among the three displayed TSMC supplier relationships by available USD-normalized relationship size.
- Applied Materials, Inc.the United States | Supplier to TSMC | #2 of 3 by available USD-normalized size
Applied Materials, Inc. makes equipment and materials-engineering systems for chip production. Altsets maps the company as an upstream supplier to TSMC, and the relationship ranks second among the three displayed TSMC supplier relationships by available USD-normalized relationship size.
- Lam Research Corporationthe United States | Supplier to TSMC | #3 of 3 by available USD-normalized size
Lam Research Corporation makes wafer fabrication equipment for semiconductor production. Altsets maps the company as an upstream supplier to TSMC, and the relationship ranks third among the three displayed TSMC supplier relationships by available USD-normalized relationship size.
Who are TSMC's customers?
- NVIDIA Corporationthe United States | TSMC supplies this customer | #1 of 3 by available USD-normalized size
NVIDIA Corporation designs accelerated computing, graphics and networking platforms. Altsets maps the company as a downstream customer of TSMC, and the relationship ranks first among the three displayed TSMC customer relationships by available USD-normalized relationship size.
- Apple Inc.the United States | TSMC supplies this customer | #2 of 3 by available USD-normalized size
Apple Inc. designs consumer devices, computing products and digital services. Altsets maps the company as a downstream customer of TSMC, and the relationship ranks second among the three displayed TSMC customer relationships by available USD-normalized relationship size.
- QUALCOMM Incorporatedthe United States | TSMC supplies this customer | #3 of 3 by available USD-normalized size
QUALCOMM Incorporated designs semiconductors and wireless technology platforms. Altsets maps the company as a downstream customer of TSMC, and the relationship ranks third among the three displayed TSMC customer relationships by available USD-normalized relationship size.
What the mapped TSMC supply chain shows
All three displayed TSMC supplier relationships are with semiconductor equipment companies: ASML Holding N.V., Applied Materials, Inc., and Lam Research Corporation. Two of the three displayed TSMC suppliers carry country codes for the United States; the remaining company carries a country code for the Netherlands.
The three displayed TSMC customer relationships span accelerated computing, consumer devices, and semiconductor design. All three displayed TSMC customers carry country codes for the United States.
The broader mapped record contains 350 supplier relationships and 264 customer relationships. ASML Holding N.V. ranks first in the displayed upstream list, while NVIDIA Corporation ranks first in the displayed downstream list. Those ranks use available USD-normalized relationship size within each three-company list and do not state operational dependence.