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Taiwan's current monthly production capacity for complete drone systems stands at approximately 15,000 units. The government aims to raise that figure to 100,000 units per month by 2030, with the export share targeted to increase from roughly 20% to 50%.

Taiwan's US$7 Billion Drone Push Can't Shake China Supply Risk

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

After SpaceX's stock market debut, a new acronym began circulating on Wall Street and in financial media circles — 'MANGOS,' comprising Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia, Alphabet, OpenAI, and SpaceX. (Image source: via The Wall Street Journal)

OpenAI, Anthropic Near Trillion-Dollar Valuations as MANGOS Emerges

GlobalWafers Chairwoman Doris Hsu (徐秀蘭) said the current AI cycle is longer and more conviction-driven than any previous upcycle. (Photo provided by GlobalWafers)

GlobalWafers Secures 10-Year Deal and $500 Million from Micron, Betting on AI Memory Demand Through 2036

As capacity tightens and costs surge, leading manufacturers are raising prices, with Taiwan makers poised for a full turnaround in profit structure. (Illustration / AI-generated)

AI Boom Sparks Quartz Price Hikes, Reshaping Taiwan Makers' Profits

The Virtual Asset Service Act passed its third reading in the Legislative Yuan on June 30. KMT Legislator Ko, Ju-chun, one of the law's key proponents, sat down for an exclusive interview with The Storm Media. (Photo: Chang Yu-ping)

Exclusive | "Finally": Taiwan's Crypto Law Author Pushes for a Bitcoin Reserve

The Cross-Strait Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA). (Source: Weibo)

Beijing Watch | Why Taiwan Can't Quit China's Supply Chains, 16 Years On

Fubon Securities Investment Chairman Chen Yi-kuang (陳奕光) delivers a speech at the mid-year press conference of the 2026 Fubon Financial Trends Forum on the 2nd. (Provided by Fubon Financial)

Fubon: Five Taiwan Stocks Could Trade Above NT$10,000 Per Share by 2027

Under U.S. pressure, China is pursuing both technological self-reliance and an active de-dollarization strategy. (Image generated by Google Gemini)

Opinion | How China's Tech Drive Is Reshaping Global Supply Chains

Experts caution that viewing Taiwan's space industry as ready for liftoff — or treating it as a completed strategic resilience achievement — may be premature. (File photo, Hong Yu-hsun)

Taiwan Can Build Satellites. Can It Build a Space Power?

The CommonWealth Magazine 45th Anniversary Flagship Forum 'AI Summit Dialogue: Co-Creating a New Industrial Future' was held on the 22nd at the Marriott Hotel in Taipei. Pictured is AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su (蘇姿丰). (Photo by Liu Wei-hung)

AMD Bets $10 Billion on Taiwan as Lisa Su Calls Island's Chip Ecosystem 'One of a Kind'

Thucydides Trap: When a rising power rapidly grows and threatens the position of an established hegemon, both sides are likely to be driven toward war by fear, suspicion, and strategic mistrust.

What the Thucydides Trap Means for Taiwan and U.S.-China Rivalry

SEMI has released its latest Semiconductor Materials Market Report, showing global semiconductor materials market revenue rose 6.8% year-on-year in 2025 to $73.2 billion, setting a new all-time high. (Photo by Liu Wei-hung)

AI Fuels $73.2B Semiconductor Materials Record; Taiwan Leads 16th Year

As a Trump-Xi summit approaches, concerns that "Taiwan could be used as a bargaining chip" have emerged, but national security officials say such fears represent a classic case of overgeneralization. (File photo, AP)

Taiwan Is Not the Sashimi: What the Trump-Xi Summit Really Means for Taipei

Taiwan's Minister of Economic Affairs Kung Ming-hsin. (File photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

Opinion | A Global Tax Overhaul Is Rewriting the Rules of Investment. Taiwan Has No Plan B.

Hsu Yu-jen argues that dialogue and military preparedness are not mutually exclusive — Taiwan can 'speak softly while carrying a big stick.' (Photo by Chang Yu-ping)

Exclusive | Taiwan's Defense Deadlock and the 'Irresponsible Ally' Warning

Photo: Former U.S. President Joe Biden visits TSMC's new plant in Arizona on December 6, 2022 (AP)

Opinion | Why "Results-Oriented Culture" Is the Biggest Legal Trap Taiwanese Businesses Walk Into in the U.S.

The Taichung Zero-Waste Manufacturing Center, TSMC's first circular economy demonstration site and the world's first integrated energy and resource recycling facility. (Photo by Sean Wei)

Taiwan Fertilizer Inks Deal With TSMC to Recycle Waste Acid Into Industrial Chemicals

In response to the numerous demands made by U.S. President Trump and the pressure exerted by the 'tariff war,' Taiwan's government formally signed the Taiwan-U.S. Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART) with the United States in February. (AP)

Taiwan's US Trade Deal Carries Far Larger Financial Commitment Than Publicly Stated, Forum Reveals

U.S. President Donald Trump holds a press conference at the White House. (AP)

Debating Taiwan: US Policy Experts Divided on Whether Washington Should Defend the Island

NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang. (File photo, by Liu Wei-hong)

‘No Contract for 30 Years’: NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang Reveals Trust-Based Ties With TSMC

On March 11, 2026, a man walks along the coast of the Strait of Hormuz in Khor Fakkan, UAE, with oil tankers and cargo ships visible in the distance. (AP)

Hormuz Disruption Threatens AI Boom as Energy and Chip Supply Chains Strain