TSMC is expanding its CoWoS 2.5D advanced packaging output from below 100,000 to an estimated 120,000–140,000 wafers per month in 2026, according to TrendForce data cited in the article. This ramp is projected to reduce the current roughly 20% supply-demand gap for AI accelerator packaging to approximately 10% by year-end, partially relieving a bottleneck that has delayed server builds since 2023. For financial institutions, CoWoS capacity remains a binding constraint on the volume at which next-generation Nvidia and AMD accelerators can reach hyperscaler customers, meaning the pace of this ramp is a leading indicator for AI hardware revenue realization timelines.
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