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Computex 2026: Marvell, Intel and Nvidia CEOs reveal AI infrastructure race has shifted from chips to connectivity. Taiwan emerges as strategic hub.

The AI infrastructure story has entered its second act. The first wave of investment chased silicon chips and the fabs that produce them. Now the market is confronting a different set of constraints: the physical ones. Heat must be removed. Power must be delivered. And increasingly, the companies solving these problems are headquartered in Taiwan.

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

SEMICON Taiwan 2025 will have 4,100 booths. Taiwan leads in AI and data center technologies. Global semiconductor revenue may hit $1 trillion. Taiwan should focus on its competitive sectors.

Chunghwa Telecom clarifies that Taiwan’s domestic undersea cables remain intact despite reports of international cable breaks affecting data with Singapore.

Foxconn sells its Ohio EV plant to Crescent Dune LLC for $375 million, aiming to optimize assets and boost operations. The deal aligns with U.S. President Trump’s Stargate Project.

Amazon launches AWS infrastructure region in Taiwan, enhancing cloud services for developers and enterprises. This $5 billion investment boosts local data storage and innovation.

Inventec Corp. held its 114th shareholders meeting, highlighting strong server business performance and AI investment plans. The company reported a 25.55% revenue increase and a 58.33% profit growth, emphasizing ESG integration and new ventures for competitiveness.

Taiwanese businesses are reducing investments in China, with a drop from 83.8% in 2010 to 2.7% in early 2025, raising concerns about future economic ties.

Micron Technology appoints former TSMC Chairman Mark Liu to its board, aiming to leverage his expertise in AI opportunities. Liu’s leadership and technical knowledge are expected to guide Micron’s expansion.

A report by the Global Anti-Scam Alliance reveals that over half of Taiwanese encounter scams weekly, with personal data theft being the most significant threat. Learn more about the top scam methods in Asia.

Discover how Taiwan is advancing its healthcare industry through AI and data-driven innovation, with a NT$146.6 billion investment for 2024. Learn about the government’s efforts in legislative reforms and the role of the BioTaiwan Committee.

Explore how TikTok’s growing popularity in the U.S. has raised national security concerns, including trade reciprocity, propaganda, and user surveillance, as national security expert Jacob Helberg discussed.

Taiwan’s investment in China has reached its lowest point in a decade, making up just over 10% of the island’s total overseas direct investment, according to a report by Nikkei Asia. Recent official data from Taiwan reveals that foreign direct investments surged by 87% to reach $257 billion through November this year. However, investments in China plummeted by 34% to only $29 billion, representing a mere 12% of the total. Since 2010, Taiwanese investments in China have been steadily declining and are projected to drop below the lowest point recorded since 1999. In contrast, investments in the United States have increased ninefold to $96 billion, accounting for around 37% of the total outbound direct investment. Additionally, Taiwan’s direct investment in Germany has soared 25-fold to $39 billion, largely driven by the operations of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. Sun Ming-te, Director of the Business Development and Research Center at the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research (TIER), predicts that if tensions between the United States and China persist, Taiwan’s investment in China will continue to decline.