Nvidia's ( NVDA ) shares experienced an uptick on Thursday, buoyed by positive developments regarding the demand for artificial-intelligence chips from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ( TSM ). Despite a brief dip at the market's opening, Nvidia's shares climbed nearly 2% to $855, showing signs of recovery. The previous day had seen Nvidia's stock close down 4%, alongside a broader decline in the semiconductor sector. This downturn followed ASML Holding's ( ASML ) announcement of first-quarter orders falling below expectations, contributing to market jitters. AI Growth Prospects Amid Pricing Concerns Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, the world's leading contract chip maker and a key supplier for Nvidia's chips, provided a mixed outlook on demand and pricing. While TSMC reported a revenue boost in the first quarter driven by demand for AI chips, concerns regarding pricing were also raised. According to reports, TSMC's CEO anticipates AI-related chips