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11/9(一)
AI tech suppliers unfazed by US vote
Taiwan’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) hardware suppliers do not expect the Democrats’ wins in the US midterm elections to affect customer demand, with severe capacity shortages remaining a primary constraint, several company executives said last week.Some of the Democratic victors campaigned

TSMC mulls making advanced AI memory chips: report
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電) is considering broadening its business to include advanced memorychip manufacturing, The Information reported on Friday, a move that would give the world’s largest chipmaker an even bigger share of the artificial intelligence (AI) hardware supply cha

10/30(五)
Economy in boom mode for 10th month, NDC says
Taiwan’s economy remained in boom territory for a 10th consecutive month last month, as surging demand for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware continued to drive growth despite an increasingly high comparison base, the National Development Council (NDC) said yesterday.The economy’s monitoring indi

10/24(六)
自由時報偏綠抓到了!中國大規模拆解輝達RTX 5090顯卡 改裝成AI伺服器元件
〔編譯魏國金/台北報導〕美國科技新聞網站《Tom’s Hardware》24日報導,近期曝光的影片揭露中國工廠如何熟練的拆解、改裝大量的輝達RTX 5090遊戲顯卡,以驅動人工智慧(AI)伺服器。

10/14(三)
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Taiwan’s GDP to reach 10.7%, IMF says
BIG SURGE: Taiwan, the only economy projected to post double-digit percentage growth this year, and South Korea account for 62% of net trade in AI-related computing hardware/ Staff writer, with CNA, Washington

10/13(二)
IMF boss gases up economic, job changes from AI
Strong investment in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure is keeping global growth at about 3 percent, yielding major benefits for many Asian economies that supply the hardware, such as Thailand, IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva said yesterday.The AI investment boom was already deli

10/12(一)
ECCT chair urges agility in software and energy
Taiwan is known for its strength in hardware manufacturing, but new European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (ECCT) chairman Frank Grunert sees considerable potential in software as well.A hardware engineer typically starts with a defined product and works backward through the steps needed to build it, G
