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Trump’s Taiwan leverage remark stirs security jitters in Taipei
world10 days ago

Trump’s Taiwan leverage remark stirs security jitters in Taipei

Trump said in a Fox News interview that U.S. arms sales to Taiwan are a “very good negotiating chip” with China, a claim that alarms Taipei about becoming a bargaining tool even as Washington maintains its legal duty to help defend Taiwan. China warned of clashes and Xi Jinping urged careful handling, while Taiwan sought to reassure that U.S. policy remains unchanged. The president also floated moving Taiwan’s chip production to the United States, aligning with a broader reshoring push that includes major investments by TSMC in Arizona.

Nvidia Earnings Preview: AI Demand, China Exports, and Partnerships in Focus
business3 months ago

Nvidia Earnings Preview: AI Demand, China Exports, and Partnerships in Focus

Nvidia is set to report its fourth-quarter and fiscal-2026 earnings after the bell, with investors watching AI demand trends, updates on the Rubin platform, and any news on U.S. export permissions for chips to China. As a leader in AI chips and AI infrastructure, Nvidia’s commentary and guidance could influence the stock and broader tech markets.

TSMC's Revenue Growth Slows Amid AI Demand Moderation
business6 months ago

TSMC's Revenue Growth Slows Amid AI Demand Moderation

TSMC's October sales growth slowed to 16.9%, the slowest since February 2024, amid concerns over the sustainability of the AI boom, despite strong industry demand and significant investments by major tech companies. While short-term growth has cooled, industry leaders remain optimistic about AI-driven expansion, with chip demand remaining high and supply tight.

Nexperia China Employees Urged to Disregard Dutch Headquarters Amid Chip Crisis
business7 months ago

Nexperia China Employees Urged to Disregard Dutch Headquarters Amid Chip Crisis

Nexperia, a Dutch chipmaker with Chinese ownership, has denied claims by its ousted CEO that it operates independently in China and has not paid salaries, amid tensions following the Dutch government's seizure of the company and China's retaliation by blocking exports, highlighting escalating geopolitical conflicts in the tech industry.