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Samsung EOFY offer frenzy begins with its ground-breaking Galaxy S26 Ultra slashing upwards of $400 for limited time only

Samsung EOFY offer frenzy begins with its ground-breaking Galaxy S26 Ultra slashing upwards of $400 for limited time only

Former Executive Yuan Deputy Premier Shih Jun-ji argues that advanced chips produced in Taiwan have taken on a financial dimension, effectively becoming a 'commodity with embedded risk.' (File photo)

Exclusive | Taiwan's Semiconductor Ace: Why TSMC's Biggest Rival May Be Itself

South Korea's benchmark Kospi index has surged relentlessly and is now challenging the historic 8,000-point threshold. (Associated Press)

Korea's $4.6 Trillion Stock Frenzy: When Will the Music Stop?

Samsung Electronics union members demand higher bonuses at the company's chip factory in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, on April 23, 2026. A photo of Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong was placed on the ground and trampled. (AP)

Taiwan Beats South Korea on GDP—But Loses on Wages

MIC Industry Analyst Li Chien-hsun  released the ICT industry trend forecast on the 28th. (Photo courtesy of MIC)

Taiwan’s 2026 ICT Outlook: How AI Infrastructure Is Reshaping the Global Supply Chain

In March 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump appeared at the White House alongside TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei to announce an additional USD 100 billion investment commitment in the United States. (White House official website)

Taiwan's Tech Sector Has Billions at Stake in the U.S. — and Almost No Voice in Washington

The Terafab mega-foundry project led by Musk aims to jointly drive 1 TB of computing power per year alongside SpaceX, xAI, and Tesla. (File photo, AP)

Opinion | Musk Isn't Trying to Beat TSMC. He's Trying to Surround It

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announces that the TeraFab plan will launch in seven days. (AP)

Musk Eyes $25B “Terafab” to Rival TSMC and Samsung in AI Chips

Harvard Kennedy School researcher Chu Chen-tso (Photo courtesy of Chu Chen-tso)

Not Forced, But Upgrading: Why Taiwan Tech Is Going to the US

Former TSMC R&D Director Konrad Young (楊光磊) emphasized that Taiwan should not place all its hopes on the Silicon Shield defense strategy. (Photo / Ko Cheng-hui)

TSMC Has No Interest in Being Taiwan's Silicon Shield, Former R&D Chief Warns

Former TSMC R&D Director Yang Kuang-lei (楊光磊) told Storm Media that the Taiwanese foundry holds a significant lead over its closest competitors in global semiconductor manufacturing.

Intel May Copy TSMC’s Technology—but Not Its Culture, Says Former R&D Director