Taipei is looking to build communications resilience to prepare for the possibility of a Chinese invasion, similar to Ukraine's use of Starlink satellite broadband service

Chips are among the products the US needs the most, Taiwan's central bank chief noted, adding, 'they design them and we make them'

The Taiwanese firm’s chairman Young Liu said capacity at the Mexico plant would be "very, very enormous"

The third-quarter is also traditionally when Taiwan's tech companies up the pace making smartphones and tablets for Western markets' festive period

Thousands have been evacuated because of the threat of mudslides and landslides, and almost 40,000 troops were on standby

The tech leader saw orders for telecom products up 16% in August from a year ago, while electronic products rose 13.2%

The tech-leading island also saw its exports to the United States soar to an unprecedented high of $11.89 billion

Beijing said Taiwanese who don't break the law have nothing to fear from a new rule stating ‘diehard’ separatists could be executed

TSMC's shares had been on a roll until US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump accused Taiwan of stealing American chip business and asked the island to 'pay for its defence'

Tesla is reportedly looking to build an alternative supply chain and mitigate any risk of disruptions stemming from China's tensions with the US and Taiwan

Lai Ching-te called on Beijing to engage with Taiwan's “democratically elected and legitimate government”

The server chip will likely focus on running AI models, also known as inference, rather than in training AI models, where Nvidia is dominant