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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

Taiwan's current monthly drone production capacity stands at approximately 15,000 units. The government aims to raise that figure to 100,000 by 2030, while increasing the export share from roughly 20% to 50%. Photo by Central News Agency photographer Hsu

Taiwan Plans $6.4 Billion Drone Procurement Drive, Boosting Non-Red Supply Chain Stocks

IntelliEPI Chairman Kao Yung-chung. (Photo by Sean Wei)

Exclusive | IntelliEPI Bets $60 Million on US Manufacturing as AI Reshapes Supply Chain Logic

Democratic Progressive Party legislator Chen Kuan-ting (left) and retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery (center) attend the Maritime Defense Unmanned Trends Forum. (Provided by Chen Kuan-ting's office)

Taiwan Is America's Weakest Asian Military Partner — And Trump Is Losing Patience

Taiwanese company Thunder Tiger displayed the T-400 medium-to-long-range unmanned helicopter at the 2023 Taipei Aerospace and Defense Technology Exhibition. (Chen Yu-kai)

Opinion | Taiwan's T-400 Drone Isn't Just a New Aircraft — It's Strategic Ambition

Photo shows Marine Corps firing the first Stinger-1 drone. (Photo / Liu Wei-hong)

Washington Draws a Hard Line: Taiwan Must Pass $38.5B Defense Budget

MinTech Technology Chairman Zhou Wei-kun (周維昆) compares AI to a person's brain, while autonomous defense hardware systems are like the body, stating "if the brain is controlled by others, no matter how strong the body is, it cannot be autonomous." (Photo

Interview | Taiwan's Drone Industry Has a Brain Problem — And Minwang Technology Is Solving It

AmCham Taiwan President Carl Wegner appears on Storm Media’s program “Fly to the World” (下班國際線), saying TSMC’s success rests on being “trustworthy.” (Photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

AmCham Taiwan Chief: TSMC’s ‘Trust Advantage’ Is Key—But Power Risks Loom for Foreign Investors