AMD collaborates with TSMC to advance 2nm mass production, the ChinaAMC CSI Semiconductor ETF (588170) and the ChinaAMC Semiconductor Equipment ETF (562590) are consolidating after a pullback
I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.AMD collaborates with TSMC to advance 2nm mass production, marking the start of mass production for the 6th generation AMD EPYC CPU. The ChinaAMC CSI Semiconductor ETF (588170) fell by 2.72%, and the ChinaAMC Semiconductor Equipment ETF (562590) fell by 2.92%. Popular individual stocks showed mixed performance, with HYC leading the rise at 20.00%
As of May 25, 2026, 9:36 AM, the ChinaAMC SSE STAR Semiconductor ETF (588170) fell by 2.72%, and the ChinaAMC Semiconductor Equipment ETF (562590) decreased by 2.92%. Among popular individual stocks, the performance was mixed, with HYC leading the gains at 20.00%, SMIC rising by 5.01%, and Aisino increasing by 4.98%; while Huahai Chengtai fell by 7.09%, Jing Sheng dropped by 6.87%, and Jinhong Gas declined by 6.36%.
In terms of news, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced that it has begun mass production of the 6th generation AMD EPYC CPU codenamed "Venice," marking an important milestone in AMD's collaboration with TSMC on 2-nanometer technology. It is reported that AMD plans to carry out the aforementioned mass production at TSMC's wafer fab in Arizona, USA in the future.
Related ETFs: ChinaAMC SSE STAR Semiconductor ETF (588170) and its feeder funds (Class A: 024417; Class C: 024418): The tracking index is the only semiconductor equipment thematic index on the STAR Market, with nearly 80% of the content being memory chips and the highest advanced packaging content in the entire market (approximately 59%), focusing on hardcore equipment companies at the forefront of technological innovation.
ChinaAMC Semiconductor Equipment ETF (562590) and its feeder funds (Class A: 020356; Class C: 020357): The tracking index is the CSI Semiconductor Material & Equipment Thematic Index, with the highest content of semiconductor equipment in the entire market index (approximately 63%), directly benefiting from the global chip price surge and the certain demand for "shovel sellers" (equipment vendors)
