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11/5（四）
US midterms bring in wave of historic firsts
US voters on Tuesday night elected the first black female governor, the first Native American female governor, the first Muslim US senator, the first Native female senator and the first openly gay male senator. Most are Democrats, but Republicans have also broken some new ground.While some of these
ANALYSIS: US candidates against data centers win big
Opponents of data centers were among the biggest winners of the Democrats’ landslide wins in the US midterm elections, pointing to a shifting public mood on artificial intelligence (AI) and a possible slowdown of the boom that has propelled US economic growth and stock markets, investors said.The si
Pegatron head dismisses post-US midterms AI worries
Artificial intelligence (AI) development in the US would not be halted simply because Democrats won the US midterms, as it is rising and does not belong to a single party, Pegatron chairman Tung Tzu-hsien (童子賢) said yesterday.The market has been worried that AI data centers under construction in the
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Pegatron head dismisses post-US midterms AI…
REASSURANCE: AI would not be in crisis simply because a different party won, and data centers would not cause power shortages, Pegatron chairman Tung Tzu-hsien saidBy Esme Yeh / Staff writer, with CNA
Taipei Times11/4（三）
US states vote on abortion, redistricting
A battle over abortion rights is playing out in several states as voters yesterday decided on 145 proposed laws and constitutional amendments, including some that could affect voting.The ballot measures provide a political undercard for a high-profile midterm election that would determine which part
TSMC’s US$265 billion campus is driving a real-estate boom…
On a typically muggy Taipei day, dozens of eager Taiwanese investors packed into a conference room. Their latest obsession: the sprawling suburbs of the Arizona desert, more than 11,000km from the dense neighborhoods and narrow alleys of Taiwan’s capital.Family office executives and real-estate inve
Marvell Technology to acquire Lumentum Holdings in historic…
Marvell Technology Inc agreed to buy Lumentum Holdings Inc at an enterprise value of US$115 billion, clinching one of the largest technology deals in history in a push to capitalize on runaway data center spending.Marvell shareholders are to get 67 percent of the combined business in an all-stock tr
GlobalWafers to issue US$500m in bonds to Micron
GlobalWafers Co (環球晶圓), the world’s third-largest silicon wafer supplier, yesterday said it plans to issue unsecured convertible bonds of up to US$500 million in a private placement, with US memory chipmaker Micron Technology Inc as the sole subscriber.Hsinchu City-based GlobalWafers said in a state
Washington strikes Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz:…
The US launched strikes on Iranian targets, a US official said, in what appeared to be a limited operation on the eve of crucial US midterm elections.Iranian state media reported explosions being heard on the islands of Qeshm and Hengam in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, and in the nearby mainland a
11/3（二）
Tehran challenges US on reopening Hormuz in two days
Iran yesterday said it was ready to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days if the US agree to its conditions, having previously proposed a one-week timeline.“The possibility of implementing this plan in two days is another indication of Iran’s good-faith approach,” Ministry of Foreign Affairs s
Taliban ‘concerned’ over US plans to deport Afghans
Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities yesterday voiced concern over reported plans by Washington to deport scores of Afghan immigrants to Pakistan with the aim of their eventual return to their home country. More than 150 Afghans in the US would be deported via Pakistan to Afghanistan, including relativ
We knew climate inaction would cost us; why didn’t we act?
Saving the only planet we have makes good economic sense. There is, after all, no money to be made on a dead Earth. There might be costs involved now, but they are worth paying to protect our children from certain destruction.These propositions seem self-evident now. But two decades ago, mainstream
US midterm elections and Taiwan
In preparing to cast their ballots today, most Americans have not been leafing through foreign policy white papers. Rather, they have been thinking about their fuel costs, the price of groceries, rent and medical bills. The foreign policy decisions that seem far removed from domestic issues ultimate
Central bank eases curbs on exporters selling US$
The central bank is said to have eased restrictions on exporters selling US dollars to support the local currency after record foreign stock outflows helped make it Asia’s worst performer last month.The New Taiwan dollar yesterday rebounded from its weakest level since April last year after the cent
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《TAIPEI TIMES》Central bank eases curbs on exporters selling…
BloombergThe central bank is said to have eased restrictions on exporters selling US dollars to support the local currency after record foreign stock outflows helped make it Asia’s worst performer last month.
