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Avnet and Weston Robot Bring Physical AI to Industrial Operations with Autonomous Inspection Robot

Avnet and Weston Robot Bring Physical AI to Industrial Operations with Autonomous Inspection Robot

Cloud computing with a brain in America and limbs in Taiwan. (AI-generated image)

Opinion | Silicon's Split Personality: From Kill Chains to Concert Halls

"Operations depend on command; command depends on communications." In preparation for a possible conflict in the Taiwan Strait, Taiwan is developing a Next-Generation Ground Combat Wireless Network. Pictured for illustration: Former President Tsai Ing-wen

Inside Taiwan's Race to Build a War Network Before China Strikes

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DFI Showcases NVIDIA Jetson Orin-Based Edge AI Platforms for Vision Applications at COMPUTEX 2026

DFI Showcases NVIDIA Jetson Orin-Based Edge AI Platforms for Vision Applications at COMPUTEX 2026

Benefiting SMBs and OPCs: MINISFORUM Unveils Private AI Agent NAS Ecosystems at COMPUTEX 2026

Benefiting SMBs and OPCs: MINISFORUM Unveils Private AI Agent NAS Ecosystems at COMPUTEX 2026

The Commonwealth Magazine 45th Anniversary Flagship Forum 'AI Summit Dialogue: Co-Creating a New Industrial Future' was held on the 22nd at the Taipei Marriott Hotel. Pictured is AMD CEO Lisa Su (Su Zifeng) during a media interview. (Photo by Liu Weihong)

AMD's Lisa Su Says the Real AI Race Is About Inference, Not Just GPUs

MIC industry advisor Peng Mao-jung (彭茂榮) presenting semiconductor industry trend forecasts at the 2026 MIC FORUM Spring conference. (Photo courtesy of MIC)

Taiwan Semiconductor Output to Hit $222 Billion in 2026, Powered by AI Chips and HBM

Chien Lee-feng, former managing director of Google Taiwan and current independent director of AI startup Appier, shared his views on Taiwan's strengths and weaknesses in the AI survival race on March 25. (Photo by Chang Yu-ping)

Taiwan Is Running Out of People. A Former Google Taiwan Chief Says It Must Go Global

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