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10 Largest Semiconductor Companies In The World - ZippiaThe world's leading semiconductor companies, often ranked by market cap, include giants like NVIDIA, TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor), and Broadcom, followed by players like Samsung, ASML, AMD, Qualcomm, Intel, and Micron, with significant contributions also from Arm Holdings, Texas Instruments, and SK Hynix, covering chip design (fabless), manufacturing (foundries like TSMC), and equipment (ASML).
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Samsung (005930.KS)
Revenue: ₩315.56 trillion  =    212,469,701,050 달러= $212 BILLION
Net income: ₩32.55 trillion  =  : $21.84 Billion
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Market cap: ₩673.96 trillion  $452.18 Billion
One-year trailing total return: 88.68%
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Exchange: Korean Exchange
Overview
Best known for its electronic products, such as smartphones, televisions, and home appliances, Samsung is also a leader in semiconductors. The South Korean-based company is one of the largest producers of memory chips and is considered a key player in DRAM and NAND Flash, which are critical for mobile phones, PCs and laptops, data centers, and cloud computing. It also specializes in chips that process data, integrated chips that combine multiple functions, and manufactures chips for other companies.
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NVIDIA (NVDA)
Revenue: $187.14 billion
Net income: $99.20 billion
Market cap: $4.32 trillion
One-year trailing total return: 28.06%
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Exchange: Nasdaq
Overview
NVIDIA is the most valuable company in the world, and in July 2025, it was the first company to reach $4 trillion by market cap.
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 It develops graphics processors for personal computers and enterprise servers. These graphics processing units, or GPUs, provide high-end performance sought by computer gamers and those who work with computer-aided design.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM)
Revenue (TTM): $3.63 trillion TWD
Net income (TTM): $1.57 trillion TWD
Market cap: $1.5 trillion
One-year trailing total return: 59.43%
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Exchange: New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
Overview
Taiwan Semiconductor is one of the world's largest semiconductor foundries, the industry term for contract manufacturing of semiconductors on behalf of customers. Pure-play foundries manufacture integrated circuits on behalf of clients. Many semiconductor companies outsource the manufacturing of their chips to Taiwan Semiconductor.
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Important
Some foreign companies may report semiannually, resulting in longer lag times for their financials.

Broadcom (AVGO)
Revenue: $59.93 billion
Net income: $18.93 billion
Market cap: $1.85 trillion
One-year trailing total return: 150.07%
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Exchange: Nasdaq
Overview
Broadcom supplies digital and analog semiconductors as well as software for networking, telecom, and data center markets. It provides interfaces for computers' Bluetooth connectivity, routers, switches, processors, and fiber optics.
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SK Hynix (000660.KS)
Revenue: ₩84.09 billion
Net income: ₩35.63 trillion
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Market cap: ₩371.44 trillion
One-year trailing total return: 232.98%
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Exchange: Korean Exchange
Overview
One of the largest memory chipmakers in the world, Hynix chips are used by many companies to manufacture end products that require memory. The company was founded in 1983 and is based in South Korea. Almost two-thirds of its revenues are generated from the sale of dynamic random access memory, and one-third from NAND flash sales.
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Fast Fact
The semiconductor industry and chipmakers' stocks tend to be highly cyclical.
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 Still, many investors view the sector as important, given its growth trend and significant role in developing new technology.

Intel (INTC)
Revenue: $53.44 billion
Net income: $20 million
Market cap: $191.13 billion
One-year trailing total return: 68.65%
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Exchange: Nasdaq
Overview
Intel primarily develops processors for the personal computer (PC) and enterprise server markets. Its Client Computing Group segment supplies PC processors, and its Data Center and AI segment serves enterprise customers, including cloud services providers. The remainder consists of the Network and Edge segment, which focuses on a cloud-to-edge infrastructure and provides edge-optimized, AI-enabled compute and connectivity solutions for industries such as industrials, federal, aerospace, retail, healthcare, education, and smart cities.
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Qualcomm (QCOM)
Revenue: $44.28 billion
Net income: $5.54 billion
Market cap: $180.62 billion
One-year trailing total return: 8.23%
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Exchange: Nasdaq
Overview
Qualcomm is a global semiconductor and telecommunications company that designs and markets wireless communications products and services. Global telecoms companies use Qualcomm's code division multiple access technology, which has played an important role in the development of wireless communications. Its Snapdragon chipsets are found in many mobile devices.
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Micron Technology (MU)
Revenue: $37.38 billion
Net income: $8.54 billion
Market cap: $271.49 billion
One-year trailing total return: 141.90%
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Exchange: Nasdaq
Overview
Founded in 1978, Boise, Idaho-based Micron Technology is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies. It designs and manufactures memory and storage products, notably its DRAM and NAND, as well as its solid-state drives.
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ASML Holding NV (ASML)
Revenue: $32.21 billion
Net income: $9.46 billion
Market cap: $421.82 billion
One-year trailing total return: 55.46%
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Exchange: Nasdaq
Overview
Founded in 1984 and based in the Netherlands. ASML is a global supplier of sophisticated extreme ultraviolet (EUV) and deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography systems used by chip manufacturers to add circuitry to silicon wafers. The company also produces metrology, inspection systems, and computational lithography.
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
Revenue: $32.03 billion
Net income: $3.31 billion
Market cap: $357.53 billion
One-year trailing total return: 58.58%
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Exchange: Nasdaq
Overview
Founded in 1969, AMD is a major player in PC gaming, data centers, and AI computing. The company designs and sells, among other things, computer processors for desktops and laptops, GPUs for gaming and graphics, and custom chips for gaming consoles, PCs, and handhelds.
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Who Is the Largest Semiconductor Company?
That depends on the metric. The largest company based on market capitalization is NVIDIA, which to date is over $4 trillion.
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Who Are TSMC's Top Customers?
Apple and NVIDIA are the top customers of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
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Which Company Is Bigger: Intel or TSMC?
Taiwan Semiconductor has Intel beat on revenues, net income, and market cap.
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The Bottom Line
The modern economy runs on semiconductors. These tiny electronic circuits, named for the electrical properties of the material from which they're made, are the brains for millions of devices, including space vehicles, car computers, smartphones, medical equipment, and appliances.

As applications proliferate, semiconductor manufacturers continue to prosper. The 10 biggest semiconductor companies are generally household names from the U.S. and South Korea. Big players like Samsung, NVIDIA, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Broadcom make a lot of money.


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