A team of researchers from National Taiwan University (NTU) has developed a technology that can precisely cut off generative AI models’ associations with high-risk concepts. This innovation aims to make generative AI safer by preventing the generation of violent, deepfake, or unauthorized imitation content.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) plans to launch its latest 1.6nm process, dubbed A16, in 2027. Reports indicate that Nvidia is currently working with TSMC on testing the A16 technology and is poised to become its inaugural adopter. In contrast, Apple has yet to engage in discussions regarding A16 and may skip it entirely in favor of the more advanced 1.4nm A14 process.

Energy systems worldwide are undergoing a shift from conventional power generation and transmission frameworks, toward multinational collaboration driven by AI technology. During remarks on October 29, 2025, GreenRock Energy chairman Eden Yeh outlined the company’s strategic blueprint for Asia: using its autonomous AI platform as the core, the company will leverage its financial strength and system integration capabilities to expand its operational scale in 2026, aiming to become a key energy system integrator spanning Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and Japan.