Taiwan semiconductor 結果共376筆

Taiwan’s tariff talks with the U.S. impact its auto industry, facing challenges despite a 7.65% export growth. Experts urge clarity as tax reforms loom.

Cathay Financial Holdings maintains Taiwan’s 2025 economic growth forecast at 2.8% but adjusts the range to 1.6%-3.5% due to potential slowdowns. The third quarter may see a weakening economic climate, with over 60% chance of recession.

TSMC shares fell 0.49% amid U.S. tech stock corrections and geopolitical tensions. Despite volatility, TSMC’s fundamentals are strong, driven by AI demand.

The Taiwan Research Institute forecasts a 2.90% growth for 2025, citing strong exports and emerging tech. Inflation is expected to slow, with a CPI rise of 1.98%.

President Lai Ching-te hosted the French National Assembly’s Taiwan Friendship Group, praising France’s role in defending Taiwan Strait navigation. The visit aims to strengthen Taiwan-France ties in economics, culture, and diplomacy.

SEMI launches the Semiconductor SEMI 20 Under 40 awards in Taiwan, spotlighting young talent in the semiconductor industry. Nominees will be judged on innovation, leadership, and contributions.

Cathay Asia’s chairman is optimistic about Taiwan’s stock market, citing strong AI demand and U.S. cloud investments. He discusses tariffs, currency impacts, and TSMC’s growth.

China Airlines and TSMC partner to use sustainable aviation fuel, aiming to cut over 1,000 tons of carbon emissions annually. This marks Taiwan’s first such collaboration.

TSMC’s chairman addresses tariff concerns at the annual meeting, highlighting cost impacts on U.S. operations. The Commerce Department shows willingness to discuss.

Protesters accuse TSMC of negligence in workplace safety, citing 10 worker deaths. CEO C.C. Wei apologizes and vows to improve safety management.

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 reassures stakeholders that U.S. expansion won’t lead to tech leaks, dismisses Middle East plant rumors, and highlights robot order contributions.

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.

TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei announced a projected 24% to 26% revenue growth for 2025, driven by AI demand and market recovery. The company remains focused on technological leadership and customer trust.

JSL Group leads Taiwan in average employee salary expenses for 2024, surpassing tech giants despite a 13.5% decrease. TWSE to release full salary data June 30.

TSMC warns of scammers impersonating its founder and executives on social media. The company stresses it doesn’t run personal Facebook accounts or host giveaways.

President Lai Ching-te proposed a new ＂semiconductor supply chain partnership for global democracies＂ during the Europe Day Dinner, highlighting Taiwan’s critical role in technology supply chains and the US$84.7 billion bilateral trade relationship with Europe. The initiative aims to counter authoritarian control of critical technologies while strengthening Taiwan-Europe relations based on shared democratic values.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang praises Trump’s reindustrialization and energy policies, highlighting their impact on U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and AI industry growth.

TIER President Chang Chien-yi refutes Trump’s claim that Taiwan is taking U.S. chip business. TSMC’s U.S. investment and tariff concerns highlight market dynamics.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s ＂Jensanity＂ tour of Taiwan culminated in plans for a NT$15 billion AI factory supercomputer and new Taipei office, reinforcing Taiwan’s critical position in NVIDIA’s global AI strategy. The Tainan-born executive delighted local fans by speaking Mandarin and Taiwanese while showcasing his affection for Taiwan’s night market culture.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans to build AI infrastructure in Taiwan, urging government energy support. He aims to create the largest AI supercomputer, linking AI to economic growth and education.

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.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced plans to build Taiwan’s first giant AI supercomputer in collaboration with Foxconn, TSMC, and the Taiwanese government. This initiative is part of Huang’s vision of ＂AI factories＂ that will form the foundation of future computing infrastructure, positioning Taiwan as ＂the epicenter where AI and robotics is going to come from.＂

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.