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Taiwan semiconductor firms and server manufacturers and are aggressively expanding into the AI server application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) market, positioning themselves to capture a substantial portion of the hyperscaler-driven custom silicon boom. Companies like MediaTek, Alchip Technologies, and Global Unichip Corporation are securing major design wins with cloud giants, leveraging Taiwan’s advanced foundry ecosystem and proximity to TSMC to accelerate development and deployment. This pivot offers these players significant revenue diversification beyond traditional mobile and consumer segments, with the data center ASIC market now projected to reach $50-70 billion by 2028 and AI server compute ASIC shipments expected to triple between 2024 and 2027.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans to sign an agreement with Taipei’s city government, marking a step toward expansion in Taiwan. The deal, expected between Feb. 10 and Feb. 15, involves a NT$12 billion royalty fee. Rumors suggest a second headquarters in Taipei.

Foxconn announces a four-year plan approved by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., focusing on AI infrastructure and creating 1,400 jobs in Wisconsin.

National Central University and the University of Surrey have signed an agreement to collaborate on space infrastructure and measurement tools, aiming to bridge the space talent gap between Taiwan and the U.K.

Premier Cho Jung-tai addresses fund distribution concerns at SEMICON Taiwan 2025. Sixteen city and county leaders to discuss tax allocation discrepancies in Taipei.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung stresses the need for collaboration with Taiwan to build a reliable supply chain at a semiconductor forum, highlighting AI’s role in national security amid geopolitical tensions.

President Lai Ching-te attended the Semicon Network Summit in Taipei, awarding medals to key figures and announcing Taiwan’s strategies to boost the global semiconductor supply chain.

The Chinese National Federation of Industries released a white paper urging Taiwan’s government to invest in infrastructure and freeze electricity prices. The federation’s recommendations aim to address economic challenges and support labor subsidies.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs launches ＂AI International Technology Day＂ to showcase AI tools and foster talent. Tech giants join to boost AI infrastructure.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih calls for unity and progress at a Sanchong ceremony, urging President Lai to heal post-recall divisions. Hou pledges to improve infrastructure, transportation, and social welfare, focusing on local needs and vulnerable groups.

Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen unveils plans for a ＂Super Dome＂ in Shuinan Economic and Trade Park, set for 2030. The facility will host 30,000 people, sparking debate.

Taiwan’s economy is set for 3% growth in 2023, says Kung Ming-hsin. Exports may hit $550 billion despite tariffs. Key projects and policies aim for balanced development.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih highlights the city’s sports infrastructure achievements at an exhibition open until May 21. The event showcases 18 sports centers, preparing for the 2025 World Masters Games.

Kaohsiung prepares for TSMC’s potential sixth plant with plans for water and power in Nanzih and Ciaotou. Officials express support and readiness for expansion.

Taiwan plans to add 80 km of sidewalks by 2025, widening them to 150 cm to boost pedestrian safety. Challenges include urban planning and road constraints.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Science and Technology reports progress on a high-performance computing system, aiming for 480 petaflops by 2029 to boost tech capabilities.

Taiwan’s transportation minister stresses the need for central government funding for infrastructure projects amid fiscal changes. Learn about potential impacts and challenges.

Taoyuan Mayor Cheng San-cheng announced the completion of pathway improvements for 56 schools, surpassing the target of 50. This initiative aims to enhance pedestrian safety. The city plans to improve pathways for over 100 schools by 2026, focusing on student safety and pedestrian-friendly environments.

Premier Cho Jung-tai announced a NT$10.6 billion investment to improve Taiwan’s water supply, targeting the remaining 5% of households without tap water access.

The Executive Yuan in Taiwan announced plans to enhance subsidies for regional development, aiming for fairer fiscal allocation. The initiative will boost public infrastructure funding and improve local governments’ financial capabilities.

Taiwan Power Company begins training 432 recruits in power line maintenance. Trainees face rigorous exercises and skill development to ensure safety and efficiency.

Premier Cho Jung-tai warns that Taiwan’s stalled budget could impact a 3% pay raise for civil servants and affect military procurement. Legislative action is urgent.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an emphasizes public safety in the Core Pacific City project. He plans to consult experts and engineering associations to address safety concerns and ensure infrastructure integrity.

TSMC’s Arizona factory has reshaped Phoenix’s economy, boosting housing and infrastructure. Local businesses see growth, but residents face higher living costs.

Discover how Taiwan addresses its power supply challenges, focusing on efforts to boost grid and source development in northern regions, despite uneven distribution concerns.