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TSMC forecasts an 8% rise in Q3 revenue, reaching $31.8 billion to $33 billion, driven by demand for 3-nanometer and 5-nanometer technologies. The company raises its 2025 revenue growth target to 30%.

TSMC completes its second Arizona plant, set to produce 3-nanometer chips. The company accelerates U.S. expansion with a third plant, aligning with AI needs.

NVIDIA’s AI supercomputer initiative in Taiwan boosts self-driving tech, integrating AI and 5G in transportation. Discover how autonomous buses enhance safety and efficiency amid labor shortages.

Taiwan’s interior minister highlights AI’s role in enhancing sewer construction quality and safety amid a talent shortage. Learn about the impact on infrastructure.

A survey shows nearly 80% of Taiwanese firms use AI, boosting efficiency but raising job concerns. Experts stress AI-human collaboration and adapting to tech changes.

Taiwan’s AI sector is booming with NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang announcing the island’s largest AI supercomputer project, while AI technology transforms retail with cashier-less stores saving 365 work hours annually and reshapes job markets favoring candidates with AI expertise.

The Criminal Investigation Bureau and Trend Micro launched the AI Scam Alert App to combat fraud. It uses AI to detect scams in real time, offering alerts and prevention tips.

Taipei’s Aviation Police Bureau tests an AI-powered X-ray system to speed up airport security checks. The system identifies hazardous items and drugs, enhancing safety.

ASE Technology projects a 10% revenue increase in 2024, driven by investments in advanced packaging. COO Tien Wu highlights AI’s role in semiconductor growth.

Taiwan Mobile announced its focus on AI-driven tech and telecom, aiming for 20% growth in enterprise services. The company reported record revenue and EPS in 2024.

Wistron inaugurated its Global Operations Headquarters and Zhubei AI Park, marking its largest investment. Chairman Simon Lin emphasized AI’s role in Taiwan’s growth.

NCSIST showcased unmanned surface vehicles in Yilan, inviting Taiwanese manufacturers to test capabilities for military and public use. The event highlighted strategic importance.

Quanta Computer partners with Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense to develop an electronic injury ticket system, enhancing military healthcare with smart tech.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs added 601 entities, including Huawei and SMIC, to its export control list for military expansion activities. Companies must obtain a license before exporting to these entities.

TVBS unveils a new AI tool at the Elasticsearch Forum, enhancing news production efficiency. The initiative, part of TVBS’s AI Future Technology Department, aims to reshape journalism with AI integration.

Jane Goodall spoke in Taipei, urging youth empowerment for a sustainable future. She highlighted the impact of daily choices on the earth and the importance of hope.

Taiwan’s birthrate hit a record low in April, with only 8,684 newborns. Population declines continue, impacting labor markets. AI and automation are key strategies to address these challenges.

Berkeley mathematician Edward Frenkel discusses the growing influence of mathematics in AI technology as Taiwan awaits the Mandarin edition of his acclaimed book ＂Love and Math,＂ while sharing his journey from facing anti-Semitism to becoming a celebrated mathematician.

Taiwan and Sweden strengthen economic ties at the 2025 trade talk, focusing on geothermal development, 5G, and biotech. Explore insights on innovation and collaboration.

TSMC chairman C.C. Wei refutes sweatshop claims, emphasizing employee well-being and recruitment. He highlights TSMC’s culture of innovation and commitment amid economic uncertainties.

TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei addresses the impact of the New Taiwan dollar’s appreciation on profit margins, emphasizing technological leadership and strategic growth amid currency and tariff challenges.

Annie Lee announced a two-year exhibition at the National Taiwan Library, showcasing former President Lee Teng-hui’s legacy with AI technology. Akie Abe attended the event, expressing interest in an ＂AI Shinzo Abe.＂

The National Science and Technology Council in Taipei plans to advance at-home medical technology in 2024, aiming to enhance healthcare services through tech integration.

ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih announced advancements in AGI, making humanoid robots more feasible. ASUS eyes collaboration with NVIDIA in Taiwan. Revenue rose 22% in 2024.

The InnoVEX Pitch Contest Final at COMPUTEX 2025 showcased global innovations including an Israeli AI processor that reduces implementation costs, a Taiwanese medical visualization device that improves patient safety, and a Canadian robotic hand with human-like versatility. The competition highlighted Taiwan’s crucial role in the global technology ecosystem, with international entrepreneurs seeking to leverage the island’s manufacturing expertise and supply chain networks.