Beyond tariffs: Taiwan’s tech titans call for global focus, strategic patience
As the US continues to recalibrate its trade posture with sweeping reciprocal tariffs, Taiwanese technology leaders are urging measured responses amid the escalating uncertainty. Their message: Stay agile—but don’t lose sight of the long game.
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Huawei debuts ‘nuclear-grade’ AI supernode, but power-hungry design puts cooling to test
Huawei has launched its CloudMatrix 384 supernode, a significant advancement in AI infrastructure, now undergoing large-scale deployment at its Wuhu Data Center. Touted internally as a “nuclear-grade” solution, the CloudMatrix 384 is built to scale across clusters exceeding 10,000 AI accelerators—aiming to eliminate widespread compute bottlenecks, according to Chinastarmarket.cn, 21Jingji.com, and East Money.