Yesiang, a global leader in advanced process micro-contamination control filters, is set to enter a double-digit revenue growth trajectory by 2026 through its innovative regenerative chemical filters and Clean Air as a Service (CaaS) subscription model. Chairman and CEO James Chuang highlighted that with major wafer foundries aggressively expanding sub-2nm advanced processes, Yesiang’s new regenerative filter product, slated for mass production in April, will strengthen the company’s industry moat and drive significant revenue gains.

Micron Technology’s planned Singapore expansion, driven by soaring AI memory demand, requires hundreds of transformers, signaling supply constraints that could affect global AI and semiconductor infrastructure timelines and costs for data-center buildouts, energy storage projects, and heavy electrical equipment suppliers, potentially reshaping procurement and construction schedules worldwide and logistics planning.

Driven by a wave of massive technological investments and strategic corporate partnerships, Taipei City is rapidly transforming into a premier global hub for Artificial Intelligence. Speaking at the highly anticipated AI Expo Taiwan 2026, Taipei Mayor Wan-an Chiang outlined a comprehensive vision for the city’s economic and structural future, highlighted by landmark commitments from industry titans such as Nvidia, Google, and key domestic supply chain players like Wistron.

As countries worldwide actively develop their drone industries and build autonomous supply chains, Taiwan’s progress remains stalled. In a statement issued on March 22, Taiwan’s Executive Yuan stated that drones are critical to the strategic deployment of democratic supply chains and to the military capabilities of the armed forces, urging the Legislative Yuan to expedite the review and approval of relevant budgets.

Over 1,000 employees at ASML’s headquarters in Veldhoven, the Netherlands, staged a lunchtime walkout on March 24, 2026, to protest the company’s plan to cut 1,700 jobs as part of an organizational restructuring. The layoffs represent about 3.8% of ASML’s total workforce.

While the world’s attention often fixates solely on TSMC as the singular pulse of global technology, Colley Hwang, Chairman and founder of DIGITIMES, presented a much more formidable reality today at the opening of AI Expo Taiwan: a US$3 trillion electronic ecosystem that has become the indispensable backbone of the AI revolution.