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MediaTek, a major IC design company, began operating an AI research and development data center at the Tongluo Science Park in Miaoli. Equipped with NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD, the first phase has a capacity of 15MW. It uses immersion cooling, solar power and reclaimed water to achieve high energy efficiency and sustainability.
Companies mentioned：聯發科 (MediaTek)、輝達 (NVIDIA)
A Washington Post analysis of satellite images found that damage to U.S. military bases from Iranian airstrikes was far greater than official announcements indicated. A total of 228 damaged sites were identified at 15 bases in the Middle East, with damage concentrated in Bahrain and Kuwait.
Companies mentioned：華盛頓郵報、土耳其安納杜魯新聞社
Taiwan’s stock market saw 台積電（TSMC） hit an all-time high of NT$2345, while the Taiex briefly topped 42000 points. The index closed at 41933.78, up 794.93 points, and turnover reached NT$1.194341 trillion, a record.
Companies mentioned：台積電、聯發科、台達電、日月光投控、中央社
The Taipei stock market closed up 794.93 points today at 41933.78, a gain of 1.93%. Trading value was NT$1.194341 trillion. Electronics component stocks led the market, with 624 stocks rising.
Companies mentioned：群創、主動野村臺灣高息、華邦電、聯電、主動統一台股增長、頌勝科技、競國、怡利電、聯友金屬-創、光鋐、期街口布蘭特正2、健策、視陽、高力、宇隆、中央社
Taiwan’s National Security Bureau confirmed that China’s Gaode Maps app sends users’ personal information, including call content, to servers in China. The bureau said the app poses a high information security risk, including continuing to transmit data even after it has been closed.
Companies mentioned：國家安全局 (国安局)、數發部 (デジタル発展部)、中央社
The Kaohsiung Siaogang Police Precinct is holding a raffle for limited-edition “criminal investigation vest” tote bags to raise awareness about fraud prevention. Scams involving fake relationships and investments that misuse AI facial recognition technology are on the rise, and the public is being urged to stay alert.
Singapore’s pet market is seeing growth in the “fur baby economy,” as owners treat pets like family and demand for premium products rises. High-priced items such as pet food made with lobster and crab and wet wipes of infant-grade quality are gaining popularity, and the market is forecast to reach $184.4 million in 2026.
Companies mentioned：歐睿國際 (Euromonitor International)
Taiwan’s 行政院 said it recognizes that the rat problem in Taipei is real and that public health knows no distinction between central and local government, adding that it would cooperate if local governments requested assistance.
Companies mentioned：行政院、台北市政府、環境部化学署、中央社
The Taipei City Government conducted a hygiene inspection at Zhongpo Market and issued guidance on rodent-control principles, installing grease interceptors in food businesses, and keeping lids on garbage and food-waste containers. It also said it would step up enforcement against street vendors illegally occupying roads at Liaoning Street Night Market.
On reports that Taiwanese passengers were aboard the cruise ship Hondius, where a deadly hantavirus outbreak occurred, Taiwan Centers for Disease Control Director-General Lo Yi-chun said the reports were likely false. Authorities are checking with the WHO and the cruise line, and he said the direct risk to Taiwan is low. Taiwan’s cases to date have not involved the Andes virus strain.
Companies mentioned：洪迪亞斯號（クルーズ船）
The United States and China are considering launching official talks on AI, aiming to prevent competition from escalating into a crisis. The issue could be on the agenda at the next U.S.-China leaders’ summit, with topics including avoiding links between nuclear weapons and AI.
Companies mentioned：華爾街日報、喬治城大學、外交關係協會
Taiwan’s first domestically built submarine, the Hai Kun, conducted torpedo-firing drills during its 8th dive test. 台船 released video showing it firing 2 torpedoes, which were recovered by the Dawu.
Companies mentioned：台船、中央社
6 major Chilean television networks have sued Google over alleged monopolistic practices in digital advertising and search. The National Television Association of Chile says Google’s “anti-competitive” practices have caused financial difficulties for media organizations and lowered the quality of reporting. The suit follows similar cases brought against Google in the United States, Europe, Canada and Australia.
Companies mentioned：Google、13頻道（Canal 13）、智利國家電視台（Television Nacional de Chile）、美佳電視網（Mega）、智利視野（Chilevision）、TV+、智利電視網（La Red）
Taiwan’s Health Promotion Administration has warned that transferring multiple embryos during in vitro fertilization can raise the risk of premature birth in multiple pregnancies, countering the misconception that it increases the success rate. It recommends single-embryo transfers, which are also encouraged under its subsidy program.
民進黨性平部 will hold a “2026 Black Cat oo-niau Squad” camp in July, recruiting 60 women aged 20 to 35. The camp aims to foster young women’s political influence through simulated election campaigns and international exchanges.
Companies mentioned：民進黨性平部、中央社
According to a DIGITIMES survey, shipments of AI glasses are expected to double in 2026 as Meta and Chinese brands expand overseas, with the development of AI agents driving new growth. By 2030, a 3-way dominance by Meta, Apple and Google is forecast.
Companies mentioned：Meta、Apple、Google、EssilorLuxottica、DIGITIMES