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1. Euronews reports that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) posted better-than-expected second quarter results for 2025, with a 60.7% increase in net income year-over-year, driven by strong demand for AI chips from major tech companies such as Apple and Nvidia. The revenue for the quarter reached NT$933.7bn (€27.35bn), supported by AI and High-Performance Computing (HPC) related demand. Following the report, TSMC's stock price rose 4% in premarket US trading. (Trust Score 8/10)

2. The Next Platform details that TSMC's Q2 2025 sales were $30.07 billion, with a 44.4% year-over-year increase and 17.8% sequential growth. AI chip manufacturing contributed significantly, with an estimated $8.78 billion in revenues from AI chip manufacturing and packaging, showing a 3.67x year-over-year growth. AI and HPC devices are the main growth drivers, while smartphone chip sales are growing but at a lower scale compared to AI-related products. (Trust Score 7/10)

3. The official Q2 2025 earnings transcript from TSMC's investor relations confirms the financial highlights including a 17.8% sequential revenue increase in USD to $30.1 billion, supported by strong demand for leading-edge 3nm and 5nm technologies. The company attributed growth partly to AI and HPC segment demand, despite some margin pressures from currency exchange effects. (Trust Score 9/10)

Together, these sources confirm that TSMC has beaten sales estimates for Q2 2025, driven substantially by AI chip demand, aligning accurately with the headline "world’s biggest chipmaker TSMC beats sales estimates as AI boost continues."