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    Monday 7 September 2026
    India frames its chip build-out as redundancy for the world, and Taiwan as its partner in building it
    India's most senior semiconductor policymakers came to Taipei with an argument aimed squarely at the Taiwanese supply chain: the country's chip program is meant to add redundancy to...
    Monday 7 September 2026
    Analysis: Under tariff threats, Taiwan chipmakers hedge beyond US
    Taiwanese companies are only at the start of a broader overseas investment cycle, as Washington signals possible new semiconductor tariffs and Taipei moves to deepen industrial links...
    Monday 7 September 2026
    India says it cannot build electronics without China and has started easing the rules to prove it
    India is selling its semiconductor build-out abroad as a hedge against an over-concentrated supply chain. The officials running it are unusually candid that the hedge cannot be built...
    Saturday 5 September 2026
    Taiwan semiconductor output targets NT$8 trillion
    As Semicon Taiwan kicked off at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced that, based on forecasts compiled from multiple research institutions,...
    Friday 4 September 2026
    Fujitsu says useful quantum computers may need far fewer qubits than expected
    For years the quantum industry has worked on a discouraging assumption: that a machine capable of doing anything commercially useful would need a million qubits or more. Fujitsu told...
    Friday 4 September 2026
    D-Wave, quantum computing's oldest company, is now building a second kind of machine
    D-Wave has spent 26 years building one type of quantum computer. This week it told a Taipei audience why it started building another.
    Thursday 3 September 2026
    Turing Drive highlights overseas expansion, extends invitation to global automakers
    Taiwanese autonomous driving startup Turing Drive marked its eighth anniversary on August 31, with CEO David Shen highlighting at the event the company's efforts in advancing self-developed...
    Thursday 3 September 2026
    Semiconductor sustainability shifts to cost control as fab resource demand surges

    Sustainability is not just good for communities and the environment but also good for business. This is the message from a sustainability...

    Thursday 3 September 2026
    Google to expand Taipei AI infrastructure center as Taiwan ties deepen
    Google will expand its AI infrastructure research and development center in Taipei's Shilin district, adding 60% more office space, as it deepens work with Taiwan's supply chain on...
    Thursday 3 September 2026
    Column: From automation to autonomy—what robotics still needs to make the leap
    I visited Automation Taipei 2026 in mid-August, where the show looked lively and occupied a footprint 7% larger than in 2025. Physical AI and vision-language-action (VLA) models dominated...
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    Energy and water: How to tackle the fab resource crunch
    As artificial intelligence demand drives astronomical growth in advanced chip manufacturing, the semiconductor industry is hitting critical resource bottlenecks. Speaking at SEMICON...
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    Semicon Taiwan 2026 signals a broader race for AI-era semiconductor leadership
    Semicon Taiwan 2026 will draw more than 1,300 companies and 4,300 booths to Taipei from September 2 to 4, setting new records as the industry show expands beyond chipmaking into packaging,...
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    Hunting for the next Jensen: Plug and Play zeroes in on Taiwan's AI and hardware founders
    Saeed Amidi has been in Taiwan for about 20 hours, and he has been asking everyone the same question.
    Monday 31 August 2026
    France draws Taiwanese investment projects worth EUR7.5 billion
    Taiwanese investment projects announced or under implementation in France are worth about EUR7.5 billion (approx. US$8.7 billion), according to the French Office in Taipei, led by...
    Monday 31 August 2026
    Tescan Connects Buried Defect Localization to Nanoscale Analysis at SEMICON

    Tescan will participate in SEMICON Taiwan 2026 from September 2 to 4 at Booth R8201, 4F, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 2 (TaiNEX 2). Under the theme "Streamlined...

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    Tuesday 20 October 2026
    Cincoze's EMC Solution Boosts Equipment Stability and Production Efficiency
    Tuesday 20 October 2026
    CES 2027 Welcomes First-Ever Chilean Global Pavilion
    Monday 19 October 2026
    GMIF2026: AI Inference Drives Token Factory and System Memory Rethinking