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Light was one of the hottest topics of conversations at Computex 2026. Across the keynotes and the show floor, attention kept returning to optical interconnects, the technology that carries data between chips as photons instead of electrons. The reason is simple: rack performance increasingly depends on how quickly data can move between the chips inside it, and copper is running out of headroom.

Every AI accelerator that powers today’s largest models relies on an advanced substrate to connect the chip to the outside world. These ABF substrates, the high-performance interconnect layers that bridge GPU dies and circuit boards inside advanced packages, can only be manufactured at the required specifications by Japan’s Ibiden and Taiwan’s Unimicron Technology. 

The artificial intelligence revolution runs on silicon, but not just any silicon. The processors driving today’s most advanced AI systems demand a level of integration and performance that pushes semiconductor engineering to its limits. At the center of this challenge sits CoWoS (Chip-on-Wafer-on-Substrate), an advanced packaging technology developed by TSMC that has quietly become the essential foundation of AI infrastructure worldwide.

Taiwan’s stock market surged as TAIEX rose 1.6% amid easing U.S.-Europe tensions. Key gains in electronics and semiconductors drove the index to a historic high.

Micron Technology acquires Powerchip’s Tongluo P5 plant for $1.8 billion to boost DRAM production in Taiwan. The deal, finalizing in 2026, strengthens Taiwan’s role in the global memory supply chain.

Taiwan’s stock market surged, gaining 598.12 points to close at 31,408.70. TSMC led the rise, while SpaceX IPO anticipation boosted satellite stocks. Trading volume hit NT$823.361 billion.

Taiwan’s tech exports thrive, but traditional sectors face AI challenges, says TAITRA’s Huang. Taiwan-U.S. tariff talks near completion. Safety concerns in Iran persist.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced the Vera Rubin chip platform’s full production at CES, promising a fivefold AI performance boost. The platform features new GPUs and CPUs, enhancing Nvidia’s AI chip market leadership.

Leehom Wang’s Dec. 19 concert in Chengdu featured Unitree Robotics, captivating audiences with a human-robot dance. The viral performance drew tech industry attention and boosted robotics stocks.

Taiwan Stock Exchange reports an 18.07% revenue surge in November, driven by AI demand and strategic investments. Key industries like tech and construction lead growth.

Analysts debate TSMC’s potential to surpass Apple in market value by 2030, driven by AI demand. TSMC’s growth could outpace Apple, but projections face skepticism.

Taiwan’s Economic Affairs Minister Kung Ming-hsin defends the nation’s economic health, countering claims of currency undervaluation by The Economist. Taiwan’s Central Bank also disputes the report, emphasizing diverse factors affecting exchange rates.

Foxconn partners with NVIDIA, Stellantis, and Uber to develop Level 4 autonomous vehicles. The collaboration focuses on AI, vehicle design, and fleet operation.

Taiwan’s 2025 economic growth forecast rises to 5.45% due to AI boom and strong exports, surpassing IMF’s 3.7% prediction. Inflation is set at 1.81%.

MediaTek and Airoha unveil an AI fiber optic network gateway at Network X 2025 in France, enhancing telecom service performance by over 30% and reducing network issue recovery time by 40%.

Taipei stock market hits a record high, closing up 382.67 points at 26,761.06. TSMC leads gains; electronic and semiconductor sectors soar. Non-electronic sectors decline.

Taiwan’s stock market rose 162.37 points on Oct. 1, closing at 25,982.91. TSMC led gains, with its stock peaking at NT$1,350. Electronics surged 0.89%.

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.

Taiwanese choreographer Huang Yi dazzles Osaka with a duet alongside robot KUKA. The performance, part of We TAIWAN in EXPO 2025, includes audio descriptions for the visually impaired.

Taiwan’s manufacturing sector faces recession as TIER reports a blue light for the second month. Key concerns include Taiwan-U.S. tariff talks and Section 232 probe.

Taiwan’s stock market dipped slightly as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. surged, closing at NT$174.5. The company saw a 5.44% weekly gain, driven by strong AI server demand and anticipation of Apple’s iPhone 17 release.

Taiwan’s men’s basketball team narrowly lost to Poland 89-87 at the FISU World University Games, missing a historic best. They will face Latvia next for 11th place.

Taiwan Semiconductor’s chairman predicts the humanoid robot market could outpace electric vehicles, impacting stocks. AI demand boosts revenue forecasts despite robot design challenges.

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%.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is set to announce a record 52% profit surge for Q2, despite U.S. tariffs and a strong New Taiwan dollar. Learn more about TSMC’s financial performance and outlook.