The latest data point for TSM's Revenue Surprise % in Q4'25 stands at 0.02%, indicating a minimal positive surprise relative to expectations, following a slight negative shift to -0.10% in Q1'25. This marks a stabilization after earlier volatility, with the overall chart covering the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, where surprises were reported as percentages. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, Revenue Surprise % exhibited an initial upward trend, peaking at 32.53% in Q2'24, before declining sharply to near zero in Q4'24 and dipping into negative territory in Q1'25, suggesting diminishing overperformance against forecasts amid market pressures. In contrast, Revenue Growth (YoY) showed robust positive momentum starting from Q1'24, reaching highs of 41.61% in Q1'25 and maintaining strong levels above 20% through Q4'25, highlighting sustained year-over-year expansion despite the surprise moderation; notable inflection points include the growth surge post-Q4'23 and a gradual deceleration toward Q4'25. Q2'25 lacks surprise data, but growth remained solid at 38.65%.