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OpenAI 傳向國會表態支持 3 項對中管制法案，限制中國取得 AI 晶片與製造設備
OpenAI 傳出本週已向國會議員確認，支持限制中國取得 AI 晶片與晶片製造設備的跨黨派法案，據報導包括 Chip Security Act、MATCH Act 與 AI OVERWATCH Act。#科技政策與法律,晶片,OpenAI,OpenAI,黃仁勳,美中科技戰,晶片法案,出口管制 (openai-backs-china-chip-export-control-bills)
US Congress eyes tighter curbs on chips to China
US House Speaker Mike Johnson said on Thursday there was growing consensus in Congress on limiting chip exports to China after a spy scandal forced out Nvidia Corp CEO Jensen Huang (黃仁勳), who has pushed to preserve access to the Chinese market and has close ties with US President Donald Trump.Lawmak
Lutnick faces chip export scrutiny
Fallout from Jensen Huang’s (黃仁勳) ouster as Nvidia Corp chief executive officer is reaching deep into Washington, where US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has drawn scrutiny over whether his department did enough to keep the company’s prized artificial intelligence chips out of China’s hands.As th
Export-banned Nvidia chips are behind China's most powerful…
New research shows the most advanced AI models from China were trained on banned Nvidia chips.
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Military-linked Chinese university bought Nvidia H200 chips…
A Chinese university with deep ties to the People’s Liberation Army bought Nvidia’s powerful H200 AI chips last month despite being on a US export blacklist, procurement records show, highlighting gaps in Washington’s efforts to curb China’s access to advanced technology.The findings come as Nvidia
11/11（三）
Opinion | As an ageing mainland China takes to AI, Hong Kon…
A decade ago, when Beijing ended its one-child policy, demographers and economists issued a grim consensus: a rapidly shrinking workforce would cripple China’s manufacturing and export machine. Indeed, the demographic dividend that powered China’s rise between 1980 and 2010 has run its course; from 2022, the population began contracting annually. Yet, rather than surrendering its status as the world’s factory, China is neutralising its demographic crunch with an algorithmic dividend. China has...
#Hong Kong economy#Hong Kong#China#Artificial intelligence (AI)#AI: Industry Trends#China manufacturing
Jensen Huang's affair with suspected Chinese spy aided NT$2…
#Jensen Huang spying scandal#Alice Huang#NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang
GLOBAL SHIELD ROBOTICS Leads 17 Taiwanese Manufacturers fro…
From national defense and logistics to infrastructure inspection, drones are rapidly expanding beyond single-use applications to become a strategic emerging industry contested by nations worldwide. This year, the Japanese government officially designated drones as "Specified Critical Supplies," actively pursuing a non-red supply chain policy and accelerating its search for non-red drone partners—opening significant new market opportunities for Taiwanese suppliers. GLOBAL SHIELD ROBOTICS has united 17 Taiwanese companies, integrating drone hardware, AI image recognition, smart logistics, and parking management technologies. By moving beyond its strengths in hardware manufacturing toward comprehensive system integration, the company aims to enter the Japanese market and help Taiwan’s unmanned vehicle industry evolve from a manufacturing powerhouse into a provider of integrated solutions.
Deal vs Deal? US, China trade calls to honour commitments b…
During a video call on Friday, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng to uphold China’s previous commitments on agricultural goods and rare earth exports. A day earlier, Beijing reminded Washington to implement another deal – reciprocal tariff cuts covering US$30 billion worth of products on each side – as a precondition to buying more American farm products. Just days before President Donald Trump meets Chinese leader Xi...
#2026 Xi-Trump summits#US-China relations#Donald Trump#US-China trade war#South Korea#China
臺灣 AI 供應鏈居全球核心地位 美國視為關鍵盟友
圖／示意圖商傳媒｜何映辰／台北報導在人工智慧（AI）技術快速發展的時代，臺灣在全球 AI 產業鏈中扮演著不可或缺的角色，被美國視為重要的戰略夥伴。目前全球逾九成的高階半導體晶片在臺灣製造，同時全球近九成的 AI 伺服器也由臺灣組裝，凸顯臺灣在這一波科技浪潮中的核心優勢，根據《VOZ News》等外媒報導。臺灣外交部長林佳龍（Lin Chia-lung）曾於《外交雜誌》（Foreign Affairs）撰文指出，臺灣是美國在人工智慧領域的「力量倍增器」，具備支持美國科技雄心的能力、可靠性和價值。 然而，臺灣的戰略地位也面臨挑戰。由於美國持續追求 AI 領導地位，台積電（TSMC）已投資高達兩千五百億美元，計畫在美國興建十座晶片廠。儘管此舉旨在提升美國供應鏈韌性，但《Asia Times》分析認為，這可能讓美國在中國與臺灣的潛在衝突中，因其在臺的經濟利益而被捲入亞州的「火藥庫」中心。評論指出，在臺積電設立的美國廠，不應成為美國軍事介入台海衝突的理由，且臺灣半導體生產的重要性可能被過度強調，因日本、馬來西亞、新加坡、南韓等地亦有半導體製造能力，且相關技術多源自美國與歐洲，可在合理時間內複製。 臺灣業者對此看法分歧。廣達電腦（Quanta Computer）副董事長茨-茨·梁（C.C. Liang）表示，AI 需求並未放緩，美國為維持全球領導地位，必須持續擴大對 AI 基礎設施的投資，特別是資料中心（data center）。他強調，無論美國政治情勢如何變化，華府（Washington）都無法減緩其維持全球領導地位的步伐，基礎設施投資是維持競爭力的手段，而非可隨意停止的選項。他對臺灣供應鏈的競爭力深具信心，稱其為全球表現最佳。然而，佳世達科技（Qisda）董事長陳其宏（Chen Chi-hung）則指出，民主黨（Democratic Party）在多州執政後，可能會放緩 AI 資料中心的建設速度，但他認為這並非壞事，反而能讓因零組件短缺和價格上漲而承壓的供應鏈有喘息機會。 《BigGo Finance》報導顯示，受惠於 AI 及半導體相關設備需求強勁，臺灣機械產品出口表現亮眼。今年十月，臺灣機械出口額達到 35.93 億美元，年增 35%，連續 21 個月呈現正成長。今年前十個月累計出口額達 315.72 億美元，年增 21.8%，預計全年出口總額有望超越 2022 年 347 億美元的歷史紀錄。其中，電子設備出口額年增 57.5%，檢測與測量設備出口年增 33.6%，控制器出口額更年增 64.6%，顯示 AI 設備是主要成長動能。美國是臺灣機械產品最大的出口市場，佔比達 26.3%；其次是中國，佔 21.3%。 然而，美國國內對 AI 資料中心的擴張也出現阻力。《Dagens.com》報導，最近中期選舉結果顯示民主黨在各州取得壓倒性勝利，部分歸因於草根民眾對 AI 資料中心設施的不滿。例如，新任德州州長吉娜·伊諾埃薩（Gina Hinojosa）誓言凍結 AI 資料中心的許可證，以便社區參與審查。當地反對資料中心的原因包括電費飆漲、耗水量大、噪音污染以及對失業的擔憂。儘管現任美國總統川普（Donald Trump）政府主張加速伺服器建設，但其權力無法凌駕於州及地方政府的區域劃分權力。馬斯克（Elon Musk）等科技巨頭投資者，雖然投入巨額資金支持相關政治人物，卻未能影響選舉結果。 整體而言，臺灣在全球 AI 供應鏈的核心地位鞏固了其在美中科技競爭中的戰略價值，但地緣政治風險與美國國內政策變化仍是未來合作中需要關注的變數。臺灣業界領袖對於美國 AI 投資前景的看法，反映出科技產業在全球地緣政治與經濟局勢下複雜而動態的發展。 參考來源 Don't let Taiwan's silicon shield become a US silicon trap（Asia Times） Taiwan's AI Equipment Demand Surges: Machinery Exports Post…（BigGo Finance） Quanta's C.C. Liang: U.S. AI Infrastructure Investment Won't…（BigGo Finance） Silicon Valley panic: Blue tsunami derails America’s AI boom（Dagens.com） Taiwan, the United States' Valuable Ally in AI（VOZ News）
徒步的騎手：黃仁勛間諜門
英偉達跟美國政府玩這種貓捉老鼠的游戲，玩了好幾年。不但如此，黃仁勛還公開向美國政府施壓，要求放開對中國的芯片出口。川普上台後，他成功游說川普，放鬆了對中國的芯片出口管制。2025年4月，他在北京見中國官員，說英...
Machinery exports surpass NT$1tn in first 10 months
Taiwan’s machinery exports in the first 10 months of this year rose 21.8 percent year-on-year to US$31.572 billion, with the full-year total likely to surpass the 2022 record of US$34.813 billion, the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry said in a report yesterday. In New Taiwan dollars, machine
GDP growth forecast lifted to 12.8%: Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered Bank yesterday raised its growth forecasts for Taiwan for a second time, projecting the economy would expand 12.8 percent this year and 7.5 percent next year, as the artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom continues to drive exports and business investment while gradually sup
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Could Jensen Huang’s affair become another ‘spy balloon’ sa…
China hawks in Washington could weaponise allegations that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence, despite denials from Beijing, Chinese experts warn. They said controversy would give US hardliners fresh ammunition to push for tougher curbs on AI chip exports to China. One of them compared the potential fallout to the 2023 “spy balloon” incident, when the US shot down in its airspace what Beijing said was an off-course weather balloon, putting relations on ice for...
#US-China relations#China#United States#Jensen Huang#Jeff Bezos#Rupert Murdoch
泰國米出口商協會：白米每噸貴印度97美元，出口恐掉到第四
泰國米出口商協會（Thai Rice Exporters Association）名譽會長 Chookiat […]
Congress steps up push for China chip export curbs followin…
There is growing momentum to pass a slate of major new export control bills targeting China, in the wake of the Democrats’ takeover of the US Congress and scrutiny over American chip giant Nvidia following CEO Jensen Huang’s admission of an extramarital affair. US intelligence reportedly identified the woman as a Chinese spy, a claim that Beijing has rejected. Leading US politicians have been quick to jump on the news to put pressure on the White House and other lawmakers to approve three bills...
#US-China tech war#Nvidia#US midterm elections 2026#United States#Singapore#China
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang scandal casts shadow over South Korea…
South Korea is facing growing concerns over the fallout from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s alleged affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, amid fears that the scandal could disrupt global AI supply chains and trigger tighter US export controls on Seoul’s semiconductor champions. The highly publicised “bromance” between Huang and South Korea’s top technology leaders – notably Samsung Electronics executive chairman Lee Jae-yong and SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won – has played a crucial...
Pricing, financing hinder EU rare earths push as China exte…
As Beijing announced a two-month extension to its rare earth export control pause, European industry insiders welcomed a positive change of mindset in the bloc’s efforts to reduce its dependency on imports of rare earths and other raw materials but cautioned that problems remained, especially in financing and regulations, while analysts warned the EU was running out of time. On Monday, the Ministry of Commerce in Beijing extended a pause on export controls covering several rare earths and...
China’s EV exports surge 145% as Iran war drives up oversea…
China’s electric vehicle (EV) exports hit an all-time high for a second straight month in October, as the country’s carmakers rode a surge in overseas demand driven by the Middle East energy shock. Chinese brands sold a total of 582,000 pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles outside mainland China last month, a 144.7 per cent jump from a year earlier, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). The figure – which broke the previous monthly record of 558,000 set in...
‘Just personal matters’: Chinese GPU traders shrug off impa…
Prices for Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) are falling in China’s largest electronics market, as traders shrug off the frenzy of market speculation over tightening export controls in the wake of the US midterm elections and the Jensen Huang affair. The US chip giant’s top-of-the-range GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card surged in price last month at Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei market, but that was mostly driven by rumours that Nvidia was going to halt production to focus on high-end enterprise...
#Semiconductors#Nvidia#Jensen Huang#China#US-China tech war#China technology
Breaking | China’s imports outpace exports in October as Be…
China’s trade momentum remained strong in October despite a strong yuan, sending its year-to-date trade surplus above US$1 trillion amid rising scrutiny from Western countries over imbalances in imports and exports. Supported by the continuing technology cycle and a rebound in demand as US-China relations improved, the country’s exports rose by 35.2 per cent year on year to US$412.3 billion last month, according to Chinese customs data released on Tuesday, compared with the 36.3 per cent growth...
#China trade#China#US-China relations#Yuan#Xi Jinping#China economy
Nvidia scandal may test fragile US-China truce, experts say
The fallout from the Nvidia scandal may test the fragile truce between the US and China, analysts say, as calls in Washington grow to tighten semiconductor export controls just days before US President Donald Trump is due to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Shenzhen, China. “I think that [scandal] could have a bigger impact down the line during the meeting in Miami or even further down the line,” said Ilaria Mazzocco, a senior fellow at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies....
Exports expand 58.9% to record US$96.76 billion
Taiwan’s exports surged 58.9 percent year-on-year to a record US$96.76 billion last month, extending their growth streak to 36 consecutive months, as booming global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure drove shipments to new highs, the Ministry of Finance said yesterday.The 36-mont
TIER forecasts GDP to grow 12.34% this year
Taiwan’s economy is forecast to grow 12.34 percent this year and 6.45 percent next year, as sustained global investment in artificial intelligence (AI) continues to fuel exports, business investment and household consumption, the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research (TIER, 台經院) said yesterday.The T
Editorial | As Hong Kong’s economic pie grows larger, it mu…
For an advanced economy that has been growing steadily, Hong Kong’s latest economic growth rate may be taken for granted. While the 5.2 per cent year on year rise in the third quarter bodes well for the way forward, ensuring a fair share of the expanding pie reaches the wider community remains a challenge. Buoyed by stronger exports and domestic demand, the economy grew for the 15th consecutive quarter. This translates into a growth rate of 5.1 per cent for the first nine months of the year, the...
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》Exports expand 58.9％ to record US$96.76 billi…
By Crystal Hsu / Staff reporterTaiwan’s exports surged 58.9 percent year-on-year to a record US$96.76 billion last month, extending their growth streak to 36 consecutive months, as booming global demand for artificial intelligence （AI） infrastructure drove shipments to new highs, the Ministry of Finance said yesterday.
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