“Taiwanese people love traveling to these 2 countries”: Airfares plunge! One-way tickets cost less than 1,000 yuan, cheaper than high-speed rail. See 2026 outbound travel deals at a glance.
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Trip.com and Klook are offering steep discounts for autumn travel, including one-way fares from Taiwan to Osaka and Busan for 99 yuan. They are also offering student deals as they target holiday travel demand.
Did U.S. media expose a cover-up of a “Chinese Communist Party united front adviser” role? Elaine Chao firmly denies it through her family: “I have never worked for a foreign government.”
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U.S. media reported that former Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao did not disclose an advisory role at a China-based United Front-related organization. Chao and her family strongly denied the report and called it racist.
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Breaking free of the “three major islands” in healthcare: 興澤發 brings artificial intelligence into emergency rooms and hospital wards.
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興澤發人工智能 has introduced an AI solution to address the “three major silos” of information, processes and decision-making in healthcare. Using on-premises AI and a multi-agent architecture, it enables staff scheduling and critical illness prediction, improving healthcare efficiency and equity.
Why does Shen Boyang's “Taipei Team” like wearing matching suits? A psychologist reveals the hidden meaning—it is not just for voters.
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The “Taipei Team” led by Shen Boyang drew attention for wearing matching beige suits. Psychologist Lin Tsui-fen said the move is not merely an image strategy, but also involves the psychological concepts of the persona and enclothed cognition, affecting individual behavior and public interactions.
Taipei Music Center and Taipei Arena lose out! The winner of Taipei's TOP 10 concert venues is this one. Online commenters praise its convenient transport, quick exits, and excellent sound and sightlines.
Taipei Security Dialogue》Unmanned aircraft special budget of 240 billion finally passes; former U.S. deputy assistant secretary of defense: “This is just a single.”
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Taiwan's Legislative Yuan passed a special budget of NT$240 billion for drones. Royer, a former principal deputy assistant secretary of defense for Indo-Pacific security affairs, called it “a single,” emphasizing the need to speed up deployment of unmanned systems to counter the PLA threat.
New jobs triple the forecast: Trump economics delivers, and Bessent explains why experts got it wrong.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump administration’s economic policies had delivered 3 times the expected results in job creation. Economists underestimated actual growth because they made forecasts based on the status quo.
Transferring a home to your wife and children is exempt from gift tax? Tax bureau warns of dire consequences for “overlooking 1 tax”: failure to file could mean a fine.
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The Yunlin County Tax Bureau warned that when a home is gifted to a family member, a deed tax return must still be filed even if gift tax is exempt. It urged caution because failure to file due to misunderstanding could lead to penalties.
Taichung nurse killed by Mercedes driver! Is the online claim that “killing someone costs less in compensation” true? Lawyer reveals the harsh truth.
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A 38-year-old nurse was struck and killed by a Mercedes-Benz in Taichung, and the driver fled after hitting her twice. Amid a misconception online that “compensation is lower when someone dies,” a lawyer refuted the claim and said an intentional second collision could lead to a murder charge.
Funeral benefits are not limited to labor insurance! The National Pension also pays 105,515 yuan after a death; see eligibility and how to apply.
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The National Pension funeral benefit will rise to ¥105,515 from 2026. It is available only when an insured person dies before age 65, and the person who paid the expenses may apply.
From January to July 2025, 605,000 visitors from Taiwan traveled to Busan, the highest number among foreign tourists. More direct flights and the desire to return, known as “Busan fever,” have combined to fuel an explosive expansion in tourism demand.
Tea-scented coffee under the stars! Taiwan Midsummer Festival set to light up Niupuzi on September 12.
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“Taiwan Midsummer Festival: Mountain Main Stage” will be held on September 12, 2026, at Niupuzi Love Prairie in Chiayi County. The summer experience event, themed around tea, aiyu jelly and music, will showcase the region’s appeal.
Mother's wish before entering hospice care: “To watch one more game”! He takes an oxygen cylinder into the stadium to make her dream come true; Wei Chuan Dragons player Chu Yu-hsien's kind gesture moves online users to tears.
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A fan fulfilled his mother's wish to “watch one more baseball game” while she was receiving hospice care, bringing an oxygen cylinder into the stadium. After learning about it, 味全龍 player Chu Yu-hsien responded personally and contacted the family privately, moving many online users.
Chevron makes a $7 billion bet on Venezuela: doubles the number of drilling rigs and aims to boost output to 600,000 barrels.
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U.S. company Chevron announced plans to invest more than $7 billion in Venezuela and double production over 5 years. The large-scale investment amid political risks is driven by the push to secure resources and support from the U.S. government, and is expected to have a major impact on the industry.
Be careful when withdrawing cash from ATMs! New rules take effect: forget “2 things” and an alarm sounds immediately. 15 banks and post offices across Taiwan officially implement the measures.
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15 financial institutions in Taiwan are introducing facial-obstruction detection and warning functions at ATMs to prevent fraud. The Financial Supervisory Commission is promoting the measure to deter crime.
KMT blasts Control Yuan for investigating Chiang Wan-an's son but not the Su Tseng-chang family: TPP filed a complaint as early as June.
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The Kuomintang strongly criticized what it called a double standard, saying the Control Yuan was investigating Mayor Chiang Wan-an’s son’s overseas studies while failing to act on complaints against Su Tseng-chang’s family. The Taiwan People’s Party filed a complaint in June.
Labor pension fund losses: Will my retirement savings shrink too? The Bureau of Labor Funds reveals 1 safeguard mechanism that many people misunderstand.
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Even if the Labor Pension Fund runs a deficit, individuals’ retirement principal will not decline. A mechanism requires the national treasury to make up the difference if returns fall below the guaranteed rate, dispelling workers’ misunderstanding.
A 100,000-yuan fine goes to the treasury! Never throw away “this 1 item” at home carelessly. The Environment Ministry warns of heavy penalties and details free recycling options.
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The Environment Ministry warned that improperly disposing of used household syringes can result in a fine of up to 100,000 yuan. They should be kept in a rigid container and returned to a medical institution or designated pharmacy for recycling to avoid public health risks.
Transportation Ministry announces major new rules! Nationwide rollout on 9/11: violations carry fines of up to 500,000 yuan. See the latest regulations in one article.
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The Ministry of Transportation announced new traffic safety management rules for delivery workers, taking effect on September 11. Platforms must provide training and manage traffic violations; violators face fines of up to 500,000 yuan. The rules aim to improve road safety for delivery workers.
AI boom fuels nuclear revival! U.S. House members from both parties vote “0 against” as 6 nuclear deregulation bills are sent to the full House for consideration.
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The U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously advanced 6 bills to ease nuclear regulations amid demand for AI and decarbonization. Fuel reprocessing and workforce recruitment are key issues.
Sweet potato leaves and broccoli lose out! High-fiber vegetable rankings revealed: the top vegetable has “9.8 grams, nearly 9 times as much as cabbage.”
Control Yuan and Agency Against Corruption investigate Chiang Wan-an's son over conflict-of-interest controversy; Hsu Hsin-ying fumes at the rally: “They turn a deaf ear to the Zheng family father-and-son money trail.”
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Hsu Hsin-ying, the KMT's candidate for Hsinchu County magistrate, criticized the DPP for using oversight agencies to investigate an education subsidy application involving Chiang Wan-an's son, calling it political manipulation and urging a full investigation into the finances of the father-and-son duo from the Zheng family in Hsinchu.
Should you flush a squat toilet with your foot or your hand? Major Japanese manufacturer gives the correct answer: 99% of Taiwanese people are doing it wrong.
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Japanese bathroom fixture giant TOTO has issued guidance on the proper way to flush squat toilets commonly found in Taiwan, saying that pressing the pedal with your foot can damage the equipment and that it should generally be operated by hand. The advice aims to help maintain public restroom facilities and raise users' hygiene awareness.
SYM Duke 125 ranks only No. 十! The most fuel-efficient scooter is this one, owners praise its large storage compartment, durability, easy handling, high reliability and stable acceleration
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In Taiwan’s domestic scooter fuel-efficiency rankings for 2026, the PGO 威力125 and the SYM 全新迪爵125 tied for first at 65.6km/L. Consumers have given high marks to their fuel economy and practicality.
《鼠惑》 and 《四手聯彈》 lose out! Netflix Taiwan’s latest September viewing rankings are out, and the top title is impossible to stop watching
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Netflix released its latest September viewing rankings for Taiwan. 《陽光女子合唱團》 and 《早春晴朗》 took the top spots for films and series, respectively, reflecting audience preferences and the platform’s influence over content.
High Jin-sumei’s chief accountant, Chang Chun-chieh, flees while on bail! Legislative office searched; “this person” also taken away
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In the bribery case involving independent lawmaker Kao Chin Su-mei, former office director Chang Chun-chieh fled while out on bail. Prosecutors suspect he contacted a current staff member, and searched the legislative office and took the staff member in for questioning. The case has significant political and judicial implications.
Taiwanese tourists visiting South Korea aren’t buying banana milk or shopping at Olive Young! Crowds are rushing to buy “this one thing”: clearing out entire cases, with single purchases topping 1 million won
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Taiwanese travelers are buying large quantities of Korean high-protein drinks, especially pouch-packaged protein shakes. The trend has led to case-load purchases, with single transactions exceeding 1 million won, reflecting the rise of healthy eating and market growth.
Why aren’t power outages in Taiwan fixed immediately during typhoons? Taipower may not be slow to act—the real reasons are unknown to many
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An explanation of why Taiwan Power Company’s restoration work is delayed after major typhoon-related power outages, covering how electricity supply works and the safety risks faced by crews. In 2025, an employee died in an electrocution accident.
After-hours update: 欣興 returns to the 1,000-yuan mark, 台塑化 hits limit-up! Amid a sea of gains in Taiwan stocks, “this sector” attracts the most investment
Taipei Security Dialogue》What are Taiwan’s defense priorities? Hsiao Bi-khim reveals “3 key areas”: asymmetric capabilities, air defense and this industry
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Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim said at the “Taipei Security Dialogue” that asymmetric capabilities, air defense and the defense industry were the 3 main priorities for national defense, and highlighted a goal of defense spending reaching 5% of GDP by 2030. The event is a major security forum.
Su Chiao-hui launches the “Explore New Taipei” treasure hunt! Tsai Ing-wen lends her support as 8 illustrators guide visitors to hidden city gems
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New Taipei mayoral candidate Su Chiao-hui launched the “Explore New Taipei” treasure hunt, inviting the public to discover hidden corners of the city. Former President Tsai Ing-wen and 8 illustrators are lending their support, using gamified marketing to foster a stronger sense of civic identity.
Kaohsiung Bank wins TCFD “Excellence in Progress Award”; financial carbon emissions inventory coverage reaches 98.08%, aligns with SBTi on the path to net zero and advances TNFD plans
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Kaohsiung Bank won the “Excellence in Progress Award” for its TCFD report, with its financial carbon emissions inventory covering 98.08%. It has also adopted SBTi science-based emissions reduction targets, demonstrating its leadership in climate governance and sustainable finance.
The Atlantic says he called military service “a waste of time”; Shen Po-yang clarifies: “Completely taken out of context”
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Taiwanese politician Puma Shen said comments he made were taken out of context in an article by the U.S. magazine The Atlantic. He pointed in particular to a quote that “military service is useless,” saying it was reported without regard to context.
Democracy is declining worldwide, and even the United States is getting worse! Stanford scholar: Populists look for enemies within; “this happening” makes the situation serious
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Stanford University professor Larry Diamond said democracy is continuing to decline worldwide, with populism seeking enemies within, and that even the United States has not been spared. Taiwan held a seminar to discuss democratic resilience.
How competitive are Taiwan’s 15-year-old students internationally? Latest PISA results are out: China and Singapore rank first and second, with Taiwan fourth worldwide
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In the PISA 2025 results, Taiwanese middle school students ranked 4th in the world. Asian countries dominated the top spots, while Germany fell to its lowest level on record, underscoring the severity of educational inequality.
Could the memory-chip shortage last until 2027? UBS names 11 tech stocks with upside potential, including 5 major Taiwanese companies such as TSMC
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A UBS report says AI demand is driving a shortage of memory chips, with DRAM and NAND shortages expected to last until 2027. Five Taiwanese companies, including TSMC, were named among 11 global chip stocks with upside potential, underscoring Taiwan’s continued importance in the global semiconductor supply chain.
What happens if you don’t pay National Pension premiums? Can you claim old-age benefits at 65 if you owe premiums, and how can you make up payments? Two examples and the rules explained
台積電 and ASML join forces to develop 12-inch photomasks! 台積電 shares surge to 2,490 yuan as “these 2 related stocks” both hit limit-up
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台積電 and ASML announced a partnership to advance 12-inch EUV photomask technology, aiming to establish a pilot production line by 2031 to boost advanced-process productivity and cut costs, a move with major strategic significance for the semiconductor industry.
Show your ID! Free all-you-can-eat meals for eligible customers, buy one get one free, and free beef or fried chicken: a roundup of September restaurant deals across Taiwan
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For Teachers’ Month in September and the start of autumn, hotel buffets and restaurant chains across Taiwan are offering a range of promotions, including discounts for teachers who show a teacher ID or identification, birthday perks, and buy-one-get-one-free deals on food delivery platforms. The promotions are aimed at budget-conscious consumers.
Appearing at a sheltered workshop after the “gift box controversy,” Tsai Ing-wen says it is “an important part of the social safety net”
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Former President Tsai Ing-wen visited a sheltered workshop, emphasizing its importance in providing employment and social connections for people with disabilities and calling on the public to support such workplaces in their daily lives. The visit responded to a gift-box order crisis triggered by a budget freeze, highlighting concerns about the social safety net.
From mass arbitrage to banks running short of cash: cheap money is disappearing
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The end of the low-interest-rate era is putting pressure on banks’ funding and making loans harder to obtain for individuals and businesses. This is having a serious impact on investment strategies, home purchases and business activity.
Human and pet health supplement developer 騰勢 passes OTC listing review
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Tensun (7889-TW) passed the OTC listing review and posted net income of NT$45.87 million in the first half of 2026. Its dual focus on health foods for people and pets has paid off.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Images 2.5: Generation speed up 50%, with a focus on precise local edits
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OpenAI released ChatGPT Images 2.5, increasing generation speeds by up to 50%. It added local editing and sketch input features, greatly improving the practical utility of AI image generation.
健鼎 and 金像電 post record August revenue of more than NT$10 billion each, with a shot at joining the NT$100 billion club in 2026
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健鼎 and 金像電 recorded monthly revenue of more than NT$10 billion in August, raising the possibility of annual revenue reaching NT$100 billion in 2026 amid growing demand for AI servers and memory.
Wang Steak posts record August revenue as Father’s Day sales surpass Mother’s Day for the first time, setting a Taiwan restaurant industry record
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The Wowprime Group recorded revenue of NT$2.52 billion in August, setting records for both monthly and daily sales. Father’s Day sales surpassed Mother’s Day sales for the first time, setting a new record for Taiwan’s food and beverage industry. This reflects the success of the company’s multi-brand strategy and holiday marketing, with implications for the industry as a whole.
EV charging stations to face comprehensive oversight! Standards bureau rolls out 2 new rules: mandatory inspection of 30kW home chargers now in effect, expanding to 750kW starting in 2028
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Taiwan’s Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection has begun mandatory inspections for household chargers rated at 30kW or below, and will expand the requirement to 750kW in 2028. It is also strengthening metrology oversight to protect consumers and ensure fair transactions.
鴻華先進 earns 2 DEKRA certifications, strengthening vehicle cybersecurity and OTA update management
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鴻華先進 obtained ISO/SAE 21434 and ISO 24089 certifications from DEKRA, meeting international standards for vehicle cybersecurity and OTA update management. This is an important step in strengthening safety in smart EV development.
Declining birth rates are creating a talent gap: Google Taiwan general manager Lin Ya-fang highlights the challenges and solutions
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Google Taiwan general manager Lin Ya-fang pointed to the talent gap caused by declining birth rates and stressed the importance of learning agility and cross-cultural management. The issue has significant implications for talent strategies in the technology industry.
AI data centers reshape the GaN landscape: 英諾賽科 takes the lead, 英飛凌 rises to second
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英諾賽科 has secured the top spot in the global power GaN market with a 31% share, while 英飛凌 has risen to second place. AI data centers and automotive applications are driving a market shift toward high-voltage, high-power technologies.
Registration opens Sept. 7 for the 2026 Taiwan Week Virtual Asset Forum
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The Taipei Exchange will hold a Virtual Asset Forum on Nov. 11, 2026, to discuss regulation, trading risks and industry challenges. The event supports the government’s policy of making Taiwan an Asian asset management hub and promotes exchanges among government, industry and academia, giving it policy and industry significance.
Foreign investors buy for a fourth straight session, adding NT$20.9 billion; investment trusts turn net buyers as the three major institutional investors post net purchases of NT$22.08 billion
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Taiwan stocks rose by more than 442 points at one point on the 9th, led by heavyweight electronics shares, before closing up 0.16%. The three major institutional investors recorded combined net purchases of NT$22.08 billion, while foreign investors posted net purchases of NT$20.924 billion for a fourth consecutive session.
The cheapest Xiaomi car! 澎程 N70/N90 receives 10000 orders in four minutes; Morgan Stanley, 高盛 and 花旗 all recommend buying
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Xiaomi unveiled the 澎程N70/N90, an SUV for families, on September 7. It offers high-end features in the 200,000–300,000 yuan price range, and foreign investors have also issued an across-the-board buy recommendation. This is an important strategic move.
Bessent’s bond buyback proposal unsettles Wall Street Treasury traders
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent announced a plan to buy back U.S. Treasuries, heightening market anxiety. Policy opacity and uncertainty about the scale are concerns.
Taiwan stocks: Market opens higher, then retreats but holds 4萬7; volume shrinks as shares edge up 77 points amid widespread caution
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Taiwan stocks opened higher, led by heavyweight electronics shares, but pared gains as heavyweight stocks including 台积电 retreated, ending up 77.58 points and holding above the 47,000-point mark. Analysts advised investors to stay on the sidelines and watch trading volume.
Snowflake CEO: AI is creating a flywheel effect for the business; analysts bullish on future growth
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Snowflake’s CEO said AI is creating a flywheel effect for the company’s business. Strong AI demand drove results above expectations and sent the stock price soaring.
Weaponizing the dollar backfires on U.S. credibility as European nations successively withdraw gold reserves
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European countries are moving some of the gold reserves they had deposited in the United States back home or elsewhere in Europe. The moves signal concern over the weaponization of U.S. dollar policy and a push for stronger control of domestic assets, affecting the international structure of trust.
Hype before launch! Apple’s iPhone 18 and foldable phone have yet to debut, but Hong Kong-version scalping fees have already topped 6000
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Apple has yet to launch the iPhone 18 or its foldable phone, but a scalping rush has already emerged in China, with fees for Hong Kong versions topping 6000 yuan. Experts warn of personal-data leaks and money-laundering risks, while limited initial production could affect the stock price.
長鑫存儲 announces mass production of LPDDR6 memory for use in flagship foldable phones
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Chinese memory maker ChangXin Memory Technologies announced mass production of LPDDR6 memory, which is being used in a Xiaomi foldable phone. Its competitiveness internationally has improved in performance and efficiency.
U.S.-China AI rivalry escalates: U.S. accuses DeepSeek and Alibaba of malicious distillation to steal technology
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U.S. officials said Chinese AI companies, including DeepSeek and Alibaba, are acquiring technology on a large scale from U.S. models. International tensions are rising as countries seek to protect their technological edge.
PCB stocks rebound strongly! 009828 doubles in size in 1 week after listing, ranks among the top 10 in trading
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The China Trust Taiwan-Japan-Korea PCB ETF (009828-TW) grew by more than 91% in size in 1 week on the over-the-counter market, reaching NT$6.16 billion and ranking among the top 10 by trading volume. The gains reflect strong market expectations that AI servers will boost the PCB industry.
GDP growth hits a 39-year high, but concerns remain! 龔明鑫 warns that retaining women aged 45 is key to supporting the industry’s future
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Economy Minister Kung Ming-hsin warned that while Taiwan’s GDP growth is at its highest level in 39 years, the falling labor-force participation rate among women aged 45 and older is casting a shadow over the industry’s future. He stressed that retaining women leaders is key to sustaining the economy.
NAND shipments fall out of the global top 3: Is 鎧俠 spending a staggering 1 trillion yen to expand capacity to ease concerns?
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Japanese NAND giant Kioxia is investing more than ¥1 trillion to build a new factory in response to AI demand and competition from Chinese companies. It aims to maintain its market share.
Stock spotlight: 穩懋 posts highest August revenue in 56 months, surges more than half a limit-up during trading
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Taiwan semiconductor manufacturer Win Semiconductors posted its highest August revenue in 56 months. Expectations have risen ahead of Apple’s new product announcement, sending the stock price sharply higher.
Cross-industry rise to the top: Didi claims China’s highest charging volume through asset-light operations
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By leveraging an asset-light SaaS model and its ride-hailing ecosystem, Didi has surged to the top in China by charging volume despite ranking 3rd in the number of charging piles. This development symbolizes the industry's shift toward greater efficiency.
Bessent warns: If China wins the AI race, “nothing else matters”; the U.S. may have “no day after tomorrow”
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent warned that U.S. national security would collapse if China gained an advantage in AI. There are also claims that Chinese companies are obtaining large amounts of data from U.S. AI models, heightening tensions.
Google and Blackstone’s data center project reportedly delayed; chances of on-time completion fall to just 50%
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The joint AI data center venture between Google and Blackstone, the “Braid Project,” is facing delays. The probability of completion has fallen to 50%, highlighting the practical challenges of investing in AI infrastructure.
Arm CEO: “AI will help cure cancer in my lifetime”
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Arm CEO Haas is optimistic that AI will contribute to cancer treatment within his lifetime, but semiconductor supply constraints and social backlash remain challenges.
Call it iPhone Duo! Gurman: Apple’s first foldable phone to start at $2000, with up to 2TB of storage
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Bloomberg reporter Gurman reported the name of Apple's first foldable smartphone, “iPhone Duo,” its starting price of $2000, 2TB of storage, and an October launch. He also mentioned new features for Apple Watch, iPhone 18 Pro, and AirPods 5, which could have a major impact on the industry.
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