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Micron Technology recruits former TSMC chairman Mark Liu to its board, aiming to strengthen ties with TSMC. Liu’s expertise may boost Micron’s AI growth.

Taiwan’s dominance in the global semiconductor market took center stage as President Lai Ching-te inaugurated COMPUTEX Taipei 2025, highlighting the nation’s critical role in the artificial intelligence revolution. With 90% of the world’s advanced chips produced on the island, Taiwan positions itself as the foundation of AI innovation, while NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s partnerships are projected to generate US$50 billion in new revenue across Asia-Pacific.

Former Vice President Chen Chien-jen attended Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration, engaging with global leaders. He highlighted Taiwan’s positive image and discussed tech collaboration with the EU.

NVIDIA’s stock surged after CEO Jensen Huang announced a massive deal to supply 18,000 cutting-edge AI processors to Saudi Arabia’s Humain. The agreement, which emerged during Huang’s visit with President Trump to the kingdom, pushed NVIDIA’s market value to approximately $3.17 trillion. The chips will support an AI venture backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, highlighting the global competition for advanced computing resources. Under Huang’s leadership, NVIDIA has become the dominant supplier of AI hardware, contributing to his personal fortune of nearly US$120 billion.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan will visit Taiwan in May, hosting dinners with key industry leaders. Rumors swirl about NVIDIA’s overseas HQ.

U.S. tech regulations challenge China’s semiconductor industry, impacting market shares and self-sufficiency. Experts discuss strategic shifts and future outlooks.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Discovery Channel present ’Taiwan Revealed: AI Technology Island,’ premiering May 9. Explore Taiwan’s AI tech advances and global influence.

Taiwan’s semiconductor industry faces unprecedented challenges as President Trump’s first 100 days signal a significant shift in US trade policy. Hudson Institute fellow Kenneth Weinstein advises Taiwan to diversify markets and products while pursuing bold trade negotiations with the US amid America’s strategic decoupling from China.

The global semiconductor materials market rebounded in 2024, reaching $67.5 billion. Taiwan led with $20.1 billion. Demand for HBM and HPC drove growth.

Taiwan’s Economic Affairs Minister J.W. Kuo clarifies TSMC’s U.S. supply chain move is years away, pending six wafer fabs. Legislators voice concerns over tariffs.

Etron Technology’s chairman assures Taiwan’s semiconductor industry remains strong despite TSMC’s U.S. investments. Etron to showcase AI advancements at COMPUTEX 2025.

President Lai Ching-te outlines Taiwan’s strategy to tackle international carbon tariffs through a circular economy. Environment Minister Peng Chi-ming plans to amend the Resource Recycling Promotion Act to boost resource circulation, crucial for national security and industry growth.

Taiwan remains focused on economic growth amid global trade shifts under President Trump. Deputy Minister Kao Shien-Quey highlights sustainability and unveils plans to boost industrial competitiveness and green initiatives.

Taiwan’s semiconductor industry finds itself caught in an intensifying economic power struggle between the United States and China as President Trump prepares to announce new tariff rates on imported chips. Policy expert Abraham Newman warns Taiwanese firms against making hasty concessions and instead suggests building alliances with other trade-dependent nations facing similar pressures.

TSMC Chairman C. C. Wei discusses the company’s Arizona plant permits, 2-nanometer production, and a $100 billion U.S. reinvestment plan amid strong AI demand.

The U.S. government’s reciprocal tariff policy forces global supply chains to adapt, impacting semiconductor and electronic industries. Companies are diversifying to mitigate risks amid ongoing uncertainties under Trump’s administration.

AMD CEO Lisa Su highlights the company’s focus on high-performance computing, strategic partnerships, and chiplet technology. She emphasizes AMD’s collaboration with TSMC and plans to boost U.S. production. Su also discusses the upcoming MI350 AI chips and the impact of U.S. semiconductor tariffs.

Taiwan’s Minister of Economic Affairs J.W. Kuo discusses President Lai’s remarks on enduring hardships amid U.S. tariffs, emphasizing Taiwanese resilience and fair competition in the semiconductor industry.

Despite a 90-day pause on broader reciprocal tariffs, Trump plans to implement semiconductor tariffs that could impact Taiwan’s tech sector. Experts urge Taiwan to renegotiate and expand US procurement during this window.

TSMC board member Chen Chien-pang urges Taiwan to rethink the ＂silicon shield＂ concept, highlighting semiconductors’ limits in national security. He reassures that Taiwan’s R&D conditions remain superior despite TSMC’s U.S. expansion.

Minister J.W. Kuo dismisses merger rumors between GlobalFoundries and UMC, stating no information has been received. Legislators express concerns over the report.

Taiwan’s economic minister outlines a strategy for U.S. tariff talks, offering industry support and forming an advisory group. Uncertainty surrounds SelectUSA Summit attendance.

TSMC denies supplying chips to Huawei since Sept. 2020, amid a U.S. probe into their use in AI processors. The company faces a potential US$1 billion fine.

TSMC plans to implement routine salary adjustments in late April, with expected increases of 3% to 5%. The move follows a record profit year, highlighting TSMC’s commitment to rewarding employees.

James Yang of the Taiwan Display Union Association discusses the impact of U.S. tariffs on Taiwan’s panel industry, urging policy reassessment to enhance U.S. relations.