TSMC employees are set for a windfall as the AI boom pays off. CEO C.C. Wei has told staff their profit-sharing bonuses will jump more than 30% on average this year, beating last year’s increase. The reason? Surging demand from Nvidia, Google and other Big Tech giants has driven the world’s biggest chipmaker to record profits—and after workers aired frustrations online over pay, some of that money is now flowing back to them. TSMC employees are set for a windfall as the AI boom pays off. CEO C.C. Wei has told staff their profit-sharing bonuses will jump more than 30% on average this year, beating last year’s increase. The reason? Surging demand from Nvidia, Google and other Big Tech giants has driven the world’s biggest chipmaker to record profits—and after workers aired frustrations online over pay, some of that money is now flowing back to them.
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