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TSMC's most advanced process nodes — 7-nanometer and finer, the technology AI accelerators and other leading-edge chips require — made up 77% of the foundry's total wafer revenue in the quarter ended June 30, 2026 77% of TSMC's wafer revenue from 7nm-and-below chips
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