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11.03.26 - 03:06
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Asus and Foxconn lead Taiwan′s AI City National Team as Middle East conflict escalates (Digitimes)
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The conflict in the Middle East unexpectedly affected a data center operated by major cloud service provider (CSP) AWS, once again highlighting the urgent need for sovereign AI. Taiwanese companies are also seizing the chance to capture new business. The 2026 Smart City exhibitions in Taipei and Kaohsiung will open next week. For the first time, the 2026 event will feature a full suite of solutions from the "Taiwan AI National Team," led by major companies such as Asus and Foxconn....
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06.03.26 - 02:48
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Foxconn February revenue rises 8% on continued AI server demand (Digitimes)
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Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported consolidated revenue of NT$595.81 billion (approx. US$18.78 billion) for February 2026, down 18.39% from NT$730.04 billion in January, impacted by the Lunar New Year holiday. However, driven by strong demand for cloud and networking products related to artificial intelligence (AI) servers, revenue still increased 8.06% compared with NT$551.38 billion in the same period of 2025....
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05.03.26 - 05:06
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Apple builds US chip supply chain with TSMC and Foxconn (Digitimes)
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Semiconductors are a core technology of the digital economy. While most chip design still takes place in the US, manufacturing has long been concentrated in Asia, particularly Taiwan. The pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in the global semiconductor supply chain, while geopolitical tensions and natural disaster risks have further highlighted potential disruptions. These developments have prompted the US government to promote a revival of domestic chip manufacturing....
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02.03.26 - 00:36
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India roundup: An emerging chip trio in Asia (Digitimes)
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A trilateral semiconductor model is emerging, combining Japan's capital, Taiwan's ecosystem expertise, and India's talent. Alongside this, companies including Foxconn, Polymatech Electronics, Nvidia, AMD, Kaynes Semicon, and IBM are deepening India investments, reflecting rising localization, supply-chain ambitions, and expanding AI, packaging, and materials ecosystems despite policy and trade uncertainties....
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