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Hon Hai Technology Group plans to launch Taiwan’s first traditional Chinese large language model, FoxBrain, by May’s end. This AI model will support platforms in electric vehicles, smart manufacturing, and smart cities, integrating Taiwanese knowledge and reasoning.

Foxtron Vehicle Technologies partners with Mitsubishi Motors to develop electric vehicles for Australia and New Zealand by late 2026. The collaboration focuses on design, manufacturing, and market expansion.

Taipei’s 360° Mobility Mega Shows, starting April 23, spotlight electric vehicles and Taiwan’s industry potential. Foxconn’s MIH platform and Model B debut.

Yuanta Funds announced Taiwan’s first ETF, 0050, will undergo a fourfold stock split. Trading halts June 11-17, resuming June 18. The ETF holds NT$483.3 billion in assets.

Taiwan’s stock market fell 0.82% on April 24, closing at 19,478.81 points. Key sectors like semiconductors and electronics underperformed, while some sectors resisted declines.

Sharp Corp. will transfer its semiconductor and laser businesses to Sharp Fukuyama Laser by late September. Hon Hai’s subsidiary will acquire all shares for NT$3.56 billion, aiming to expand its business reach.

Taiwan’s stock market rebounded on April 18, with major stocks like TSMC and MediaTek leading gains. The index rose 56.3 points, closing at 19,395.03.

Taiwan’s stock market rebounded, closing up 528.74 points at 19,528.77. Tech giants like TSMC and MediaTek led gains, while traditional sectors lagged amid U.S.-China tensions.

Taiwan’s stock market plunged 5.79% despite intervention by the National Financial Stabilization Fund. TSMC, Hon Hai, and MediaTek shares fell sharply.

Taiwan’s stock market dropped nearly 300 points amid tariff tensions. The National Financial Stabilization Fund may intervene with NT$500 billion to stabilize the market.

Terry Gou, founder of Hon Hai, saw his net worth drop by NT$26.1 billion as Hon Hai’s stock hit a low. Taiwan’s market faced a historic downturn amid global tensions.

Taiwan’s stock market suffered a historic drop as U.S. tariffs led to a NT$6.6 trillion loss. Key stocks like TSMC hit limit-down prices. Investors face uncertainty.

Taiwan’s stock market plunged 2,129 points on April 7, hitting the limit-down price due to U.S. tariffs. Major stocks like TSMC and MediaTek opened low.

Taiwan’s stock market surged as TSMC and key electronics stocks rose. UMC’s stock jumped amid merger speculation with GlobalFoundries. U.S. markets showed mixed results.

Taiwan’s stock market fell sharply after U.S. President Trump’s new car import tariffs. TSMC and MediaTek shares dropped, while First Copper surged.

Taiwan’s stock market surged on March 24, led by TSMC’s rise. Electronics stocks climbed, while traditional industries showed mixed results. Analysts suggest caution amid risks, focusing on low-risk and high-dividend stocks.

Taiwan’s stock market fluctuated Friday, with the index dropping to 22,294.95. TSMC fell 0.41%. Experts cite global influences and U.S. tariffs as key factors.

Hon Hai reports record-breaking 2024 financial results with NT$152.705 billion net profit. Revenue grew 11% to NT$6.859615 trillion, driven by cloud networking.

Taiwan’s stock market opened higher on March 14 but faced volatility, with TSMC and MediaTek stocks fluctuating. Tariff concerns and U.S. market drops add pressure.

Taiwan’s stock market surged 100.01 points to 22,171.10 as major stocks stabilized. TSMC and MediaTek saw gains. U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum boosted related stocks.

Hon Hai Research Institute unveils FoxBrain, a traditional Chinese large language model, promising to revolutionize data analysis and decision support.

Taiwan’s stock market opened lower on March 10, with TSMC hitting a yearly low. Tech stocks showed resilience, while U.S. markets closed with gains.

Taiwan’s stock market rose Thursday, March 6, following gains in U.S. markets. TSMC remained flat, while Hon Hai and Quanta Computer saw increases.

Taiwan’s stock market dropped 396.75 points to 22,359 on March 4, driven by TSMC’s stock falling below NT$1,000. U.S. tariffs and TSMC’s U.S. investment plans influenced the market.

Taiwan’s stock market opened with a modest rise, led by TSMC, amid mixed sector performances. Investors face volatility as they track market trends and earnings.