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Hackers used autonomous AI agents to launch sophisticated cyberattacks on Taiwanese government agencies, marking what experts believe is the first fully automated attack on a government. The AI system coordinated up to eight agents to map systems, crack accounts, and extract data without human intervention.
An Nvidia employee has been detained by Taiwanese authorities in connection with a probe into the smuggling of chips to China.
Experts in Taiwan have identified deepfake-related risks as top concerns for AI's impact on children, human rights, and gender, recommending regulatory oversight and digital literacy education.
ProLogium, a Taiwanese solid-state battery startup, aims to mass-produce next-generation solid-state batteries by 2027, challenging China's dominance in the battery market with a new factory in France and a planned Nasdaq listing.
This article introduces the Bit 79 home computer released by Taiwan's Bit Corporation in 1989. It is an FC clone with built-in BASIC, 8KB RAM, and a cassette interface, achieving computerization of the FC architecture earlier than most learning machines. The article also provides a detailed analysis of its hardware design and historical background.
Taiwanese prosecutors raided Super Micro's office as part of an investigation into AI chip smuggling to China, involving forged documents and dummy servers valued at $2.5 billion, marking a significant escalation in export enforcement that impacts supply chain due diligence.
Taiwan's drone industry is expanding rapidly as it supplies drones and components to the US military and Ukraine, with companies like Thunder Tiger and NCSIST partnering with US AI firms to enhance capabilities amid rising tensions with China.
Lex Fridman shares his experience spending a day with Jensen Huang in Taiwan, attending Computex, and enjoying street food.
Taiwan's manufacturing leaders, including TSMC and Foxconn, are leveraging NVIDIA's accelerated computing and AI technologies to build and optimize AI infrastructure for the upcoming Vera Rubin platform, enhancing efficiency and productivity across the supply chain.
President Trump recommends that chip manufacturers move their facilities to America, citing China's desire to take over Taiwan and the importance of chips for AI and technological advances. He claims the US could achieve 40-50% of world chip business by the end of his term.