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Compal Targets 40 Percent AI Revenue Share With Global Manufacturing Push
The Taiwanese assembler's new Daxi plant and a Texas facility set for 2027 are central to a strategy to shift revenue away from PCs and toward AI server infrastructure.
Taiwan Launches Annual Han Kuang Drills as China Pressure Grows
Taipei began its largest military exercise of the year Wednesday, preparing the island's armed forces and civilians for a potential invasion from Beijing.
Trade Rep Walks Back Trump Taiwan Arms Comments as Beijing, Wall Street Watch
Katherine Tai's swift clarification of Trump's Taiwan remarks signals White House concern over market reaction and trade stability with China
Trump Delivered Blunt Taiwan Message to China, Waltz Says
Rep. Michael Waltz, a Florida Republican and close adviser to President Trump, confirmed the administration communicated an unambiguous position to Beijing on Taiwan's de facto independence
Trump-Xi Summit Leaves Taiwan Arms Sales Intact—Defense Lobby Wins Big
No new commitments on Taiwan's sovereignty or U.S. arms sales emerged from Beijing meeting, preserving strategic ambiguity and contractor profits
Xi Warns Trump on Taiwan as Tech Supply Chain Stakes Rise
Chinese President Xi Jinping told President Trump that Taiwan independence efforts cross Beijing's red line, threatening global semiconductor supplies
Taiwan Legislator Pushes for Bitcoin Reserves, Signaling Massive Institutional Shift
A Taiwanese legislator formally submitted a proposal to allocate a portion of the nation's $602 billion foreign exchange reserves into Bitcoin, marking a pivotal moment for global digital asset integration.
Taiwan's Bitcoin Reserve Call Ignites Fintwit as BTC Dips 2.6% to $66,909
Taiwan's potential Bitcoin reserve sparks global debate on national security and digital asset integration, highlighting Bitcoin's role as a geopolitical hedge amidst mounting uncertainties.