Exclusive: How China’s disposable-car shift is pulling Taiwan’s tech ecosystem in

China’s supply chain is laying the groundwork for a structural shift in car ownership and product lifecycles, as the concept of disposable cars takes shape amid rapid change in global automotive technology. The emerging framework combines hardware standardization, modular design, Tier 1 suppliers, and semiconductor companies, with Chinese automakers potentially using global channels to push the model overseas and reshape the operational logic of the auto industry.

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DIGITIMES Chair: South Korea’s 260,000 GPU plan relies heavily on Taiwanese production, highlights need for collaboration in AI era

As global demand for AI infrastructure accelerates, the collaboration between Taiwan and South Korea—the core pillars of the global semiconductor supply chain—is critical to winning the new tech race. Colley Hwang, chairman of DIGITIMES and IC Broadcasting, said South Korea’s plan to deploy 260,000 Nvidia GPUs remains heavily reliant on Taiwan’s manufacturing capabilities.

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Geopolitical turmoil adds US$20 million to Taiwan offshore wind project costs

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), one of the world’s largest dedicated renewable energy fund managers and a major developer of offshore wind projects across Asia Pacific, says the US–Iran war has prompted governments worldwide to place greater emphasis on energy independence and supply chain resilience. Marina Hsu, CIP’s Asia Pacific managing director, adds that demand for green energy from Taiwan’s high-tech and ICT sectors continues to rise.

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