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Within Taiwan's test interface sector, companies have leveraged their distinct expertise in probe cards and test sockets to secure firm footholds across the global supply chain. (Illustration / Unsplash)

Behind Every AI Chip, a Taiwan Supplier Quietly Cashes In

Synopsys celebrates its 35th anniversary and announces the opening of its new office at Hsinchu Science Park X Software Park (from left: Synopsys Senior Vice President of Technical Sales Bill Heiser, Synopsys Chief Revenue Officer Mike Ellow, Deputy Minis

Beyond Manufacturing: Synopsys Marks 35 Years in Taiwan With New Hsinchu Hub, ITRI Partnership Targeting AI Chips, EDA, and Silicon Photonics

TSMC held its annual general meeting in Hsinchu on the 4th. Chairman and President C.C. Wei (pictured) stated that for TSMC to achieve sustainable operations, it must balance responsibilities to shareholders, employees, and society. (CNA)

TSMC's Wei: Yes, I Envy Those 80% Margins. No, We Won't Chase Them

AI chip rising star Cerebras Systems debuted on May 14 at an IPO price of $185 per share, with its stock surging to a high of $386 on its first day of trading. (File photo, courtesy of Cerebras official website)

Opinion | How a 5-Person Startup Convinced TSMC to Build the World's Largest AI Chip

According to the latest official statistics, Hsinchu Park was the most popular tourist attraction in Hsinchu county. (Photo / Courtesy of the Tourism Bureau)

Discover Hsinchu’s Must-Visit Spots in 2026: Hidden Gems from Parks to Temples

China's Taiwan Affairs Office announced that following peaceful cross-strait unification, the mainland would develop a circular island high-speed rail, an east-west high-speed rail connection, and the Beijing-Taipei High-Speed Railway linking Taipei with

Beijing Promises Taiwan High-Speed Rail and a Tunnel to the Mainland If It Agrees to Unify

Jensen Huang has repeatedly emphasized that NVIDIA's Taipei operations are growing "very, very fast," with a record number of suppliers and a rapidly expanding customer base actively using NVIDIA technology in AI, robotics, and digital twins. (Photo by Ko

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Signals Bold Expansion in Taiwan: "The More Headquarters, the Better"