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  • Mainland China chipmaking capacity set to outpace Taiwan by 2030
    CryptoSlate - 11:58 Jul 06, 2025
    Mainland China chipmaking capacity is accelerating, now poised to become the world’s leading semiconductor foundry hub by 2030, and overtaking Taiwan in total capacity, according to the latest projections from Yole Group. Chinese dominance in this field is fueled by the country’s push to manufacture its own tech as U.S. export restrictions continue to ramp […] The post Mainland China chipmaking capacity set to outpace Taiwan by 2030 appeared first on CryptoSlate.
  • Taiwan tightens semiconductor export controls on Huawei and SMIC amid US-China tech rivalry
    CryptoSlate - 12:02 Jun 15, 2025
    Taiwan has intensified its technology export controls by blacklisting two of China’s foremost semiconductor companies, Huawei Technologies and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC), amid escalating tensions in the global tech sector.  The updated Strategic High-Tech Commodities Entity List, released by Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs, now includes both firms along with several of their subsidiaries, […] The post Taiwan tightens semiconductor export controls on Huawei and SMIC amid US-China tech rivalry appeared first on CryptoSlate.
  • Nvidia to Build AI Supercomputer and New HQ in Taiwan
    Decrypt - 11:33 May 19, 2025
    The chip manufacturer is set to power Taiwan’s next-gen sovereign AI projects as it deepens its global research footprint.
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  • Taiwan lawmaker calls for Bitcoin reserve at national conference
    Cointelegraph.com - 11:45 May 09, 2025
    Taiwan legislator Ko Ju-Chun proposed allocating a small percentage of the Taiwanese reserves to Bitcoin as part of the diversified reserve strategy. Taiwanese lawmaker Ko Ju-Chun has called on the government to consider adding Bitcoin to its national reserves, suggesting it could serve as a hedge against global economic uncertainty. Ko, a legislator at-large in Taiwan’s legislative body, the Legislative Yuan, took to X on Friday to report that he had advocated Bitcoin (BTC) investment by the Taiwanese government at the National Conference on May 9. In his remarks, Ko cited Bitcoin’s potential to become a hedge amid global economic risks and urged Taiwan to recognize the cryptocurrency alongside gold and foreign exchange reserves to boost its financial resilience. Read more