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Chip and semiconductor manufacturers, ranked by StockIQ AI score out of every stock analyzed on the site.
The semiconductor industry is inherently cyclical — it swings through sharper supply-demand cycles than most industries, which makes the Technical category (trend, volume) and the Risk category especially relevant here, alongside standard fundamentals. This list is sorted by overall score (0-100) among companies classified under the semiconductor industry in the underlying company data.
The industry includes both actual manufacturers ("fabs," like TSMC) and fabless chip-design companies with no manufacturing of their own (like NVIDIA and AMD) — very different business models with very different risk and capital profiles, even though both are classified under the same industry.
Not enough stocks currently meet this criteria to show a ranking.
Scores are based on real financial data only and do not constitute investment advice. How the score is calculated
Because chip demand depends heavily on tech-infrastructure investment cycles (data centers, new devices) that expand and contract — unlike more stable industries like food or basic utilities.
A fab company (like TSMC) actually manufactures chips in its own facilities. A fabless company (like NVIDIA) designs chips but outsources manufacturing to external suppliers — materially different capital and risk profiles.
It includes any company classified in the underlying industry data under the "semiconductor" keyword, which can include equipment and input suppliers to the industry, not only direct chipmakers.