7nm+ nodes reached 74% of wafer revenue; 3nm alone was 24%.
TSMC’s advanced-node share shows where the company’s revenue base sits in the chip technology stack. A 74% share for 7nm-and-beyond nodes, plus a 24% share for 3nm, indicates that leading-edge processes had become the core of its wafer revenue. The same annual report also gives wafer shipments, products, technologies and customers.
Source 1: Letter to shareholders and 2025 highlights
Publisher: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company
Dataset/table: Letter to shareholders and 2025 highlights
Units: Percent; wafers; counts
Date checked: 2026-05-07
Status: verified
Note: TSMC reports 74% advanced-node wafer revenue, 24% 3nm wafer revenue, 15.0m wafer shipments, 12,682 products and 534 customers.
Revenue shares refer to wafer revenue, not total corporate revenue. Product and customer counts are annual operating figures.
TSMC reports 74% advanced-node wafer revenue, 24% 3nm wafer revenue, 15.0m wafer shipments, 12,682 products and 534 customers.
Values come from TSMC’s 2025 annual report. Advanced technologies are defined by TSMC as 7nm and more advanced processes; wafer shipments are 12-inch equivalent wafers.
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TSMC Capital-Expenditure Intensity vs Intel, Samsung and UMC
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