"I suspect Berkshire has a belief that the world cannot do without the products manufactured by Taiwan Semi," said Tom Russo, a partner at Gardner, Russo & Quinn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, which owns Berkshire shares.
"Only a small number of companies that can amass the capital to deliver semiconductors, which are increasingly central to people's lives," he added.Its more than six-year wager during the last decade in IBM Corp did not pan out, but Berkshire is sitting on huge unrealized gains on its $126.5 billion stake in Apple, which Buffett views more as a consumer products company.
Well, wwiii will be over TSMC. That writing has been on the wall for years
Right on the heels of new US Foreign Policy targeting Chinese tech.
'What impelled you to make a trip together to China in 1995?'