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13 Mar

In an age of AI and Trump, even supercomputers can’t tell us what comes next

March 13, 2026
By jeff

James C. Liao, president of Academia Sinica — Taiwan’s foremost government-funded research institution and the country’s equivalent of a national academy of sciences — has a sobering message for an era captivated by artificial intelligence: neither human experience nor computational power can accurately forecast the future.

13 Mar

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Flytech extends momentum in Europe and US, evaluates key component substitution

March 13, 2026
By jeff

Flytech surpassed NT$5 billion (approx. US$160 million) in 2025 revenue while improving margins, and plans to pivot from a hardware supplier toward a solutions and services provider to pursue sustained profit margin growth.

13 Mar

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Hygon revenue jumps 57% as AI compute boom lifts China’s x86 chip contender

March 13, 2026
By jeff

Generative AI is rapidly reshaping the global computing industry, driving demand for advanced processors and accelerating China’s push for domestic AI chips. Among the emerging players, Hygon Information Technology has become one of the most closely watched, combining rapid revenue growth with a key role in China’s effort to build an independent AI computing infrastructure.

13 Mar

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China’s Nexchip signals wafer price hikes amid capacity expansion and CIS growth

March 13, 2026
By jeff

Nexchip has confirmed that it has raised prices for certain wafer foundry products, aligning its pricing strategy with market conditions, customer demand, and ongoing operational improvements, according to the company’s March 6, 2025 investor relations briefing, released on March 9, 2025.

13 Mar

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Tesla AI chip delay pushes South Korean NPU startup DeepX back six months

March 13, 2026
By jeff

Tesla’s next-generation AI processor schedule change has disrupted Samsung Electronics’ foundry timelines, delaying mass-production plans for South Korean startup DeepX’s next AI accelerator by roughly six months.

13 Mar

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APMIC’s US$7 million Series A financing could accelerate on-premise private AI small model adoption

March 13, 2026
By jeff

APMIC announced it completed a US$7 million Series A financing round led primarily by Pasadena-based private equity fund AIPO, with participation from companies including Trend Micro.

13 Mar

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ByteDance’s overseas chip play puts Washington in a bind

March 13, 2026
By jeff

ByteDance, the Chinese technology company best known as the owner of TikTok, is seeking to secure large amounts of advanced artificial intelligence computing power outside China, underscoring the growing geopolitical tensions surrounding the global AI chip supply chain.

13 Mar

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Smart City Summit & Expo broadens scope with AI city pavilion, robotics and virtual power plants

March 13, 2026
By jeff

The Smart City Summit & Expo and Net Zero City Expo will open next week across Taipei and Kaohsiung, maintaining a dual-city format for 2026 and expanding its focus from net zero and sustainable energy to AI-driven end-user applications.

13 Mar

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AI server tracker: February revenue highlights across testing, design services, and rail kits

March 13, 2026
By jeff

The global AI server supply chain continues to demonstrate steady growth, according to February 2026 revenue reports from key companies in the testing, design services, and mechanical infrastructure sectors. While seasonal factors such as the Lunar New Year holiday influenced month-over-month figures, significant year-over-year surges underscore a sustained demand for high-performance computing (HPC) and AI applications.

13 Mar

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US puts East Asian countries on notice in sweeping 60-economy forced labor probe

March 13, 2026
By jeff

On March 12, 2026, the US Trade Representative launched investigations covering 60 economies under Section 301(b) of the Trade Act of 1974 to determine whether each economy’s acts, policies, and practices — related to a failure to impose and effectively enforce a ban on the importation of goods produced with forced labor — are unreasonable or discriminatory and burden or restrict US commerce.

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