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Taiwan confirms receiving China’s letter urging restoration of cross-strait direct flights but says it arrived through the wrong channel. Demand ’not as high as imagined.’

Mirror Daily reports that the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy funded KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun’s China visit, sparking debate over fund use. The foundation supports party activities promoting democracy and human rights, aligning with legislative representation.

Taiwan faces unstable weather with scattered showers in the north and central regions, while Typhoon Sinlaku may cause coastal swells. Expect clearer skies by Sunday.

Rain and cooler temperatures are expected in Taiwan as a new weather front approaches. The Central Weather Administration warns of increased rain in northern and eastern areas, with temperatures dropping over the weekend.

Taiwan’s young mathematicians excelled at the 15th European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad, winning two silver and one bronze medal. The team, selected by university professors, tied for 13th place globally.

Taiwan’s auto electronics industry pivots to AI at the 360° Mobility Mega Shows, with 900 exhibitors showcasing smart cockpits and fire-detecting charging stations.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te criticized the KMT’s meeting with Xi Jinping, emphasizing Taiwan’s sovereignty and rejecting the One China framework. He urged opposition parties to pass the budget and strengthen defense regulations.

Wistron Corporation was once best known as one of the world’s largest notebook assemblers. Today, it is one of the biggest stories in the AI hardware industry. In the first quarter of 2026, the Taiwan ODM posted the highest revenue growth rate among the island’s five major server makers, cementing a transformation that has reshaped the company from top to bottom. Wistron reported first-quarter 2026 consolidated revenue of NT$846.3 billion (US$26.5 billion), up an extraordinary 144.3% year-over-year. March alone set a new monthly record at NT$333.0 billion (US$10.4 billion), up 117.7% from a year earlier. February was equally striking, with revenue of NT$284.9 billion (US$8.9 billion), a 177.4% year-over-year jump.

KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun discusses her visit to China, emphasizing peaceful development and cooperation. She critiques Taiwan’s DPP and plans a U.S. visit.

Most attention in the AI hardware race goes to chipmakers and server assemblers. But there is a quieter layer of the supply chain growing just as fast: the companies that keep all that hardware from overheating. Microloops, a Taiwan thermal management specialist founded in 2002, is one of the clearest examples of how the AI boom is lifting companies most people have never heard of.

As AI servers grow exponentially more powerful, the infrastructure needed to feed them electricity and keep them from overheating has become one of the technology industry’s most critical bottlenecks. In Taiwan, the companies solving these problems are posting some of the fastest growth rates in the entire hardware supply chain, and the momentum heading into Q2 2026 shows no signs of slowing.

For decades, copper wiring has carried data inside the world’s data centers. That era is now drawing to a close. As artificial intelligence pushes computing infrastructure to unprecedented scale, the physical limits of copper, most notably its bandwidth ceiling, heat, and power consumption, are forcing the industry to make a fundamental switch from electrons to photons and from electrical signals to light.

Wiwynn Corporation, the Taiwan-based cloud infrastructure specialist majority-owned by Wistron, delivered a blockbuster first quarter in 2026 as voracious demand for AI servers continues to reshape the global technology supply chain. Once a niche player serving hyperscale cloud providers, Wiwynn has emerged as one of the most closely watched companies in the AI hardware race.

A weak frontal system brings sporadic showers to northern, northeastern, and eastern Taiwan. Expect more rain north of Taoyuan and in Yilan. Typhoon Sinlaku poses no threat.

韓國電子入境卡先前錯列CHINA（TAIWAN）爭議，在我方強烈抗議，並多次交涉下，韓國頁面已經刪除「前一出發地」及「下一目的地」欄位。不過，大陸外交部對此稱，呼籲南韓政府充分認識到「台灣問題事關14億多中國人民的民族感情」，恪守一個中國原則，抵制、反對任何形式的「台獨」。對此，外交部政務次長陳明祺今（15）日受訪表示，中華民國台灣與中華人民共和國互不隸屬，為世界上主要的國家所認可，中共把自己的主張包裝成共識，實在是非常的可笑。

Taiwan faces changing weather with rain expected in the north and east starting April 15. Typhoon Sinlaku may bring swells. Expect sporadic showers and a stronger front over the weekend.

The Baishatun Matsu pilgrimage in Taiwan drew 460,000 participants as it reached Changhua City. Authorities provided rest areas and an electronic map to aid pilgrims.

Taiwan media company TVBS sent anchors and staff into organic rice fields to count frogs and record wildlife using the iNaturalist app for global research.

Chenbro Micom may not be a household name, but inside every major data center, its products are everywhere. The Taiwan company is one of the world’s leading makers of server chassis, the metal enclosures that house the processors, memory, and cooling systems powering the cloud. As AI infrastructure spending surges, Chenbro is posting record numbers and rapidly transforming from a chassis specialist into a full-service provider of rack-level mechanical solutions.

Inventec Corporation, one of Taiwan’s leading electronics manufacturers, posted record quarterly revenue in the first three months of 2026, powered by surging demand for AI servers. The results underscore the company’s successful pivot toward high-value AI infrastructure, even as its traditional notebook business holds steady.

The Central Weather Administration issued a high-temperature alert for southern Taiwan, with Tainan and Pingtung facing orange-level heat. Kaohsiung has a yellow alert. Typhoon Sinlaku poses no threat to Taiwan.

Taiwan’s AI server makers just delivered a first quarter that would have seemed impossible two years ago. The five leading ODMs generated more than NT$2 trillion (roughly US$63 billion) in revenue, driven by Nvidia’s GB300 rack platform and a surging wave of custom ASIC servers from the major US hyperscalers. The question heading into Q2 is no longer whether demand is real. It is whether Taiwan can ramp up production fast enough to meet it.

Taiwan’s government dismissed China’s 10-point cross-strait package as recycled offers, with Premier Cho comparing them to ’the same gift basket sent multiple times.’

The Taiwan People’s Party will decide legislator Li Chen Hsiu’s fate on April 13 amid controversy over alleged fraudulent fees. Li, facing pressure to resign, remains defiant.

Taiwan’s monthly exports surpassed US$80 billion for the first time in March 2026, underscoring the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the island’s trade profile and its deepening centrality to the global computing supply chain.