Bidding farewell to Canada’s representative Jordan Reeves

I was once invited by the Canadian government to talk in several cities about the possibilities of Canada-Taiwan collaboration in the high-tech industy. The talks took me to Vancouver, Banff, Victoria Harbour, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and the nearby technology town of Waterloo. Asians account for a large portion of Vancouver’s 40%, and Toronto and Waterloo are close to the Great Lakes region, which not only has a strong telecommunications industry.

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China revving up homegrown GPU development

GPU chips, with their powerful parallel computing capability and excellent programmability, are becoming an area of intense competition among semiconductor players, and many fabless chipmakers in China have joined the race looking to develop homegrown GPUs to bolster the country’s semiconductor self-sufficiency, according to industry sources.

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