Taipei
Coverage of Taipei in the Nexus archive.
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI investment returns are now 'insanely profitable'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated AI investment returns are 'insanely profitable' during a closed-door forum in Taipei, asserting that questioning AI's ROI is now 'crazy.'
- Taiwanese Brokerage Yuanta Taps Banks for $1.3 Billion of Loans
Taiwanese brokerage Yuanta has secured $1.3 billion in loans from banks. The article mentions the skyline in Taipei.
- How the chip trade has come to resemble silver — a warning from Morgan Stanley’s Wilson
The 2026 COMPUTEX event in Taipei, Taiwan, featured Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang showcasing next-generation AI chips and robotics. The trade show highlighted Taiwan's role as a leading hub for semiconductor and AI supply chain innovation.
- Taipei 2026: A historic Rotary Convention and Nigeria’s moment on the global stage, By Ehi Braimah
The 117th Rotary International Convention took place in Taipei, Taiwan, from June 13 to 17, 2026, with over 35,000 Rotarians and Rotaractors attending under the theme 'Build connection in Taipei.' The event highlighted Nigeria's presence on the global stage.
- AI’s Energy Crunch Has Investors Searching for Next IPO Winners
The article discusses the energy challenges in AI development and how investors are seeking opportunities in AI-related IPOs. It mentions an AI data center display at Computex in Taipei.
- Taiwanese group sends emergency call for cross-strait sea rescue hotline
A Taiwanese sea search-and-rescue group's leader called for cross-strait cooperation on maritime emergencies, urging Beijing and Taipei to prioritize safety over politics. Yin Liu-sheng of the Chinese Search and Rescue Association emphasized that maritime rescue should remain non-political to protect lives and property.
- Somaliland says it has a right to choose its relationships as it opens new Taiwan office
Somaliland asserts its right to choose diplomatic relationships and opens a new office in Taiwan, despite pressure from Beijing and Mogadishu. The region has maintained effective autonomy since 1991, following its separation from Somalia during the country's civil war.
- Why an Activist From Texas Crossed the World to Confront Asia’s Biggest Petrochemical Company
A retired shrimper from Texas traveled 8,000 miles to Formosa Plastics' annual shareholder meeting in Taipei to confront the company. Three Gulf Coast environmentalists are part of a strategy to challenge Formosa Plastics Corp. at its shareholder meeting.
- Taiwan’s opposition leader tells US and China not to use her country as ‘pawn’
Taiwan’s opposition leader urges the US and China not to use her country as a pawn. She calls for increased dialogue between Taipei and Beijing in an interview with the Financial Times ahead of a visit to Washington.
- Rookie Taiwan lawmaker blacklisted by Beijing makes long-shot bid to become Taipei mayor
A first-term Taiwan lawmaker blacklisted by Beijing, Puma Shen Pao-yang, is running for Taipei mayor. The Democratic Progressive Party nominated him to challenge the city's popular incumbent mayor, despite his stance on strengthening the island's security and alleged support for Taiwanese independence.
- Indian IT Stocks Slump as AI Jitters Resurface
Indian IT stocks declined due to renewed concerns over AI's impact. The Computex 2026 event in Taipei, Taiwan, highlighted advancements in AI-focused semiconductor technology.
- Nvidia CEO Pitches ‘Insane’ AI Returns to Billionaire Families
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang promoted high AI returns to billionaire families. He was in Taipei with Jasper Lau on June 2.
- Marvell Surges After Huang Calls It the Next $1 Trillion Company
Marvell Technology's stock surged after Jensen Huang referred to the company as the next $1 trillion company. The article mentions Marvell CEO Matt Murphy and a meeting in Taipei.
- Nvidia, Microsoft, and Arm are all teasing Nvidia’s new N1X laptop processors
Nvidia, Microsoft, and Arm are teasing the announcement of Nvidia's new N1X laptop processors at Computex. The companies posted coordinated messages referencing the event in Taipei, where Nvidia will hold a keynote on Sunday night.
- Trump Is Treating Taiwan Like Collateral
The Trump administration paused a $14 billion arms package to Taiwan, raising concerns about the U.S. commitment to supporting Taipei amid shifting political dynamics.
- What a US defence industry trip to Taiwan says about Taipei’s efforts to overhaul military
A high-level US defense industry delegation of 41 senior executives visited Taipei to enhance US involvement in Taiwan's military modernization and joint weapon production, organized by the US-Taiwan Business Council.
- Thousands rally in Taiwan to boost defence spending amid China tensions
Thousands of people rallied in Taipei, Taiwan, to advocate for increased defense spending following the US's decision to pause a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan. The protest highlights growing regional tensions between Taiwan and China.
- Analysis of Nvidia’s First-Quarter Earnings
Nvidia's first-quarter earnings were analyzed during the Computex conference in Taipei. The analysis was done through a photograph taken by Annabelle Chih. Nvidia is a major player in the technology sector.
- CBS' Tony Dokoupil to broadcast from Taiwan after failing to get China visa in time
CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil will broadcast from Taipei instead of Beijing this week after failing to obtain a Chinese visa in time, forcing the network to adjust its coverage plans for a major global summit. This setback comes as CBS Evening News continues to see declining ratings and faces scrutiny over its editorial direction and leadership experience.
- China is pushing Donald Trump for concessions on Taiwan
China is pushing Donald Trump for concessions on Taiwan, sparking fears in Taipei and Washington that he may give ground. This pressure from China comes as tensions between the US and China continue to rise. The situation is being closely watched by officials in both countries.
- Hon Hai Sales Grow 30% With Expansion of AI Server Business
Hon Hai's sales grew by 30% due to the expansion of its AI server business. The company showcased a Nvidia Corp. GB3000 GPU during Hon Hai Tech Day conference in Taipei. This growth indicates a strong performance in the technology sector.
- Offenders sentenced up to 10 years for spying on TSMC
Offenders have been sentenced to up to 10 years for spying on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). The incident involved unauthorized surveillance on the company. Sentences were handed down, with the maximum being 10 years.
- How Taiwan Became the World's Most Perilous Geopolitical Chokepoint
The article highlights Taiwan's critical role as a geopolitical hotspot, emphasizing its strategic importance amid rising tensions. An honor guard ceremony in Taipei underscores national pride and political symbolism.
- Japan Lowers View of China Relations Amid Tension Over Taiwan
Japan has expressed a lowered view of its relations with China due to tensions over Taiwan. The article mentions Taipei's skyline, highlighting the geopolitical context.