博通坦言：产能不够

Group 1 - TSMC has informed Nvidia and Broadcom that it cannot meet their large capacity demands due to overwhelming demand from the AI wave [1] - Broadcom has been requesting additional capacity from TSMC, primarily for the production of Google's Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) [1] - TSMC's recent expansion in Arizona will not provide immediate relief as the new facilities will take years to become fully operational [1] Group 2 - Intel's foundry business is becoming increasingly important as TSMC struggles to meet demand [1] - KeyBanc analyst John Vinh noted that while Intel may not challenge TSMC's leadership with its 18A process, it has the opportunity to surpass Samsung Electronics to become the second-largest foundry [1] - Intel's 18A process yield has improved to over 60%, indicating significant progress in its foundry operations [2] Group 3 - Apple is preparing to outsource the manufacturing of low-end processors for MacBook and iPad to Intel starting in 2027 [2] - Discussions are ongoing between Intel and Apple regarding the potential for Intel to manufacture low-end A-series mobile processors for iPhones using its next-generation 14A process by 2029 [2]