Commentary: How TSMC anchors Taiwan’s semiconductor supply chain from within

As competition in the semiconductor industry intensifies, TSMC maintains its lead while actively supporting the domestic supply chain. In recent years, driven by the need for cost reduction, breaking international monopolies, and the ability to respond rapidly to disruptions, TSMC has taken multiple actions to nurture local suppliers. Notably, TSMC has played a critical role as a “supply chain stabilizer,” stepping in during key moments.

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Nvidia signs record Bengaluru office lease as India AI push accelerates

Nvidia has signed a 10-year lease for approximately 760,000 square feet of office space in Bengaluru, marking the largest single-tenant office commitment in India to date. The space, located at Bagmane Capital’s Memphis South Tower in Mahadevpura, spans 12 floors and will serve as a major hub for the company’s expanding artificial intelligence (AI) and engineering operations.

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Nanya breaks into Nvidia’s AI memory ecosystem with LPDDR

Nvidia’s next-generation AI platform Vera Rubin is approaching mass production, with a key architectural shift favoring low-power DRAM. Sources familiar with the matter say Nanya Technology has secured a supply chain position through LPDDR products, supported by an advanced packaging collaboration with TSMC. The move marks the first entry by a Taiwanese memory maker into Nvidia’s AI server primary memory ecosystem.

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Acer’s 50th anniversary focuses on talent cultivation in Taiwan

Acer is celebrating its 50th anniversary, having started in 1976 with a total capital of NT$1 million (US$31,800 in today’s value). As of April 27, 2026, the broader Acer Group family includes 43 publicly listed companies. Founder Stan Shih emphasized that Acer’s greatest contribution lies in nurturing talent for Taiwan, which he said has created intangible and long-lasting value.

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