U.S. Trade Shift: How China Lost Dominance in Key Import Categories
The Great Trade Transformation Recent trade data reveals a dramatic restructuring of America’s import landscape, with eight of the top…
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Unlocking Nature’s Plastic-Eating Potential: How Soil Fungi and Minerals Accelerate Biodegradation
The Hidden Power of Soil Fungi in Tackling Plastic Waste As the world grapples with mounting plastic pollution, scientists are…
Anduril’s Strategic Blueprint: Preparing for Potential Taiwan Conflict with “China 27” Initiative
Anduril’s Proactive Defense Posture Palmer Luckey, the founder of defense technology startup Anduril, has revealed the company’s internal “China 27”…
Inside Taiwan’s Silicon Womb: How Chip Wealth Creates Fertility Islands Amid National Crisis
The Hsinchu Paradox While Taiwan faces one of the world’s lowest fertility rates, the island’s semiconductor heartland tells a different…
Taiwanese Tech Firms Unveil Next-Generation Data Center Solutions at OCP Summit 2025
Taiwanese technology companies made their strongest showing yet at the 2025 Open Compute Project Summit with groundbreaking innovations in data center infrastructure. Automated robots capable of refilling liquid cooling systems and megawatt-scale power solutions highlighted the industry’s response to AI-driven computing demands. The showcase demonstrated how hardware is evolving to support sustainable, high-performance artificial intelligence operations.
Taiwan’s Growing Presence in Data Center Innovation
According to reports from the 2025 Open Compute Project Global Summit in San Jose, California, Taiwanese technology manufacturers demonstrated significant advancements in next-generation data center infrastructure. Sources indicate that more than 20 companies from Taiwan participated in the event, marking what analysts suggest is the region’s strongest representation at the annual technology showcase. Major players including Delta Electronics, Lite-On Technology, and Wiwynn presented developments specifically targeting the demanding requirements of AI-driven computing environments.
TSMC’s Strategic Resilience: How AI Chip Demand Outweighs Geopolitical and Market Pressures
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Taiwan says China’s latest rare earth export controls won’t hurt its chip industry
Taiwan Confident Chip Industry Unaffected by China’s Rare Earth Export Controls Taiwan’s Assurance on Semiconductor Resilience Taiwan has reassured global…