Taiwan is strategically focusing on AI, semiconductors, and space industries to drive economic growth and technological independence. This includes investments in research, manufacturing, and international collaborations.
Aerospace supply chains in Taiwan and the UK are strengthening collaboration. The initiative aims to create a more resilient and diversified ecosystem, crucial for addressing geopolitical challenges and ensuring continuity of deliveries in the space ...
The elimination of tariffs on US-made vehicles could alter the balance of the Taiwanese automotive market. Analyzing the potential impact on local car manufacturers and import strategies is crucial to assess the long-term changes in the sector.
A new trade pact between Taiwan and the United States opens the Taiwanese auto market to US vehicles. The agreement, reported by DIGITIMES, could have significant implications for auto manufacturers and the industry's supply chain.
Taiwan will remove import limits on vehicles from the United States, raising a debate about the adequacy of safety inspections. The decision could lead to increased competition in the Taiwanese automotive market, but also to concerns about compliance...
A new trade agreement between Taiwan and the United States aims to strengthen supply chains and establish tariff parity. The initiative aims to ensure supply security and promote greater economic cooperation between the two nations.
Shield AI will provide its Hivemind platform to Taiwan, supporting the development of drone swarms. This strategic move aims to strengthen Taiwan's defense capabilities through the use of advanced technologies in the field of autonomous systems.
Taiwan has launched its first space accelerator, aiming to capitalize on the growing global attention towards the aerospace sector. The initiative aims to stimulate innovation and attract international investment in the Taiwanese space industry.
According to Ting-Chieh Chen, President of the Youth Chapter of the Singapore Taipei Business Association, Singapore is becoming an attractive hub for Taiwanese tech companies and SMEs. The article explores the reasons for this phenomenon, without go...
E-glass production capacity cuts are causing shifts in the production strategies of Taiwanese CCL (copper-clad laminate) manufacturers. The situation impacts the supply chain and requires adjustments to maintain competitiveness.
Tariff shifts and supply-chain realignments are positioning Taiwan as the leading supplier of PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) to the United States. This transformation is driven by geopolitical and economic factors influencing the global landscape of e...
TSMC's advanced manufacturing capabilities in the semiconductor sector are fueling profit growth in the artificial intelligence market. Other manufacturers such as SMIC, UMC, and VIS are facing increasing pressure to compete.
Winsemi reports a 5% revenue decrease in 2025 and accelerates its shift towards AI optical and LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite markets. The company aims to offset the decline by diversifying its business into high-growth sectors.
Taiwanese printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturers are coordinating to support the development of advanced packaging solutions in the United States. The initiative aims to strengthen the supply chain and respond to the growing demand for advanced te...
Taiwan has announced an investment of NT$400 billion (approximately US$12.5 billion) to strengthen its autonomy in the defense sector. The initiative aims to promote the development of local technologies and capabilities, reducing dependence on forei...
Elon Musk has announced a reorganization of xAI following its merger with SpaceX. Specific details of the reorganization have not been disclosed, but the move suggests a closer integration between the two companies.
Taiwan aims to strengthen its position in the global space supply chain with the launch of TASA iSPARK, a dedicated accelerator. The initiative aims to support local companies in innovation and the development of advanced space technologies, opening ...
Taiwan's machinery industry shows signs of recovery, supported by strong demand in the artificial intelligence and semiconductor sectors. However, the machine tool sector lags behind the overall positive trend.
According to SEMI, silicio wafer shipments are expected to increase in 2025 due to demand for AI and HBM (High Bandwidth Memory). Despite the projected growth, overall industry revenue will remain below previous peaks. The article analyzes trends in ...
Taiwanese carriers report growth in January and plan to increase investments in cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence solutions. This transition reflects a global trend towards adopting advanced technologies to improve services and optimiz...
TSMC's expansion in Japan may reflect a broader trend of Taiwanese tech companies reducing their reliance on China. This strategic move raises questions about the future dynamics of the semiconductor industry and the geopolitical implications for the...
Taiwan Premier Jung-tai Cho has reaffirmed the government's commitment to improving the island's energy infrastructure. The initiative aims to ensure a stable and sustainable energy supply to support Taiwan's long-term economic growth and competitive...
Taiwan economics minister Ming-hsin Kung stated that zero tariffs will impact Taiwan's auto output value by over 1%. The announcement highlights the consequences of international trade policies on the local manufacturing sector.
Taiwan is considering reducing auto tariffs during negotiations with key industry leaders. The decision aims to stimulate economic growth and strengthen the competitiveness of the local automotive industry.
Japan's ruling party's strong majority, led by Prime Minister Takaichi, could lead to new industrial policies in the semiconductor sector, influencing technological competition in the Asian region. Developments are expected on investments and supply ...
Taiwan has rejected the possibility of transferring 40% of its semiconductor production capacity to the United States. Production increases in Taiwan are expected to occur in lockstep with production increases in the U.S.
Sanae Takaichi's election victory may accelerate Japan's plans to achieve chip manufacturing sovereignty and strengthen its military capabilities. This strategic shift implies a greater focus on domestic hardware and technological infrastructure.
Taiwan's Mighty Hornet IV drone has successfully completed integration tests in the United States. The aim is to commence full local production, strengthening the island's technological autonomy and defense capabilities.
Taiwan's technology supply chain anticipates a positive start to 2026, driven by demand from cloud service providers (CSPs) and the growth of the aerospace sector. These factors offset global economic uncertainties, supporting local production and te...
Taiwan's economic growth accelerates due to strong demand in the artificial intelligence sector, overcoming fears of hollowing-out. Increased demand for high-performance semiconductors, essential for AI workloads, is a key factor in this expansion.
The United States is intensifying efforts to diversify its rare earth supply chain, crucial for numerous technological and military applications. The initiative focuses on recycling in Taiwan, aiming to reduce dependence on China, currently the leade...
