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NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang held a global media Q&A session on June 2 at the Hanlai Grand Hotel in Taipei. (Photo by Liu Wei-hong)

Jensen Huang's Leather Jacket Fetches $960,000 at Sotheby's New York

Visitors arrive on the opening day of the 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing, China. (File photo, AP)

Beijing Watch | Xi Heads to Shanghai to Rewrite the Rules on AI

ADATA Technology is planning to produce a film titled "Road to Champion." Pictured is ADATA Chairman David Chen (Chen Li-bai). (Photo by Tsai Chin-chieh)

Chips Meet Crystal: ADATA's Bid to Buy Cultural Cachet

President Lai Ching-te's invitation for Jensen Huang to tour a power plant amounts to asking the NVIDIA chief to serve as a prop for political theater — doing nothing to address Taiwan's actual electricity supply challenges. (AP)

Jensen Huang Keeps Sounding the Alarm. Lai Ching-te Keeps Missing the Point.

Taiwan has benefited from booms in AI, chips, and related sectors. Foreign media have raised concerns about de-industrialization, but the reality points to re-industrialization instead. Photo by Central News Agency photographer Weng Jui-kun, June 2, 2026.

Opinion | The Economist Got Taiwan Wrong on De-Industrialization

Among stocks receiving foreign broker upgrades, IC test handler maker Hon Precision stands out as the most notable. From left: General Manager Chang Chien Jung-li, Senior Vice President Weng De-kui, Chairman Hsieh Min-ta, and Vice President Chao Chen-ming

Foreign Brokers Bet Big on Taiwan's AI Test Leader Hon Precision

TSMC has created a powerful "magnetic effect" across Taiwan — drawing in capital, talent, and resources at every level. (File photo, AP)

Taiwan's TSMC-Driven AI Economy Has a K-Shaped Problem