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Lindsey Graham’s sister roasted over epic debate fail: ‘I’m not that informed on national security’

A Democratic strategist seized on the flub to call Darline Graham, ‘NOT the brightest crayon in the box’

The Independent UK

Lindsey Graham’s sister and fill-in senator says she’s ‘not that informed on national security’

She made the statement during a debate when asked about potential threats to US national security in South China Sea

The Guardian - US

Taiwan Semiconductor’s AI Bottleneck Hands Samsung a Powerful Pricing Opportunity

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. (OTC:SSNLF) is using stronger AI-chip demand, tighter industry capacity, and improving manufacturing performance to raise prices and strengthen the economics of its foundry business as it works to narrow the gap with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (NYSE:TSM).

Benzinga

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Meet 10-year-old Hsu Ting-wei, who won a top Silicon Valley invention award for building an AI ‘electronic nose’ that could detect drugs and African swine fever

A talented young inventor from Taiwan has achieved remarkable recognition for developing an AI-powered electronic nose. This groundbreaking device significantly improves airport baggage screening by identifying hazardous substances. Alongside this innovation, other Taiwanese inventors presented various cutting-edge health and environmental protection technologies. Their shared success at the festival emphasizes the…

The Economic Times

AI server boom funds $314 universal cash payout in Taiwan — President Lai Ching-te says the payout ensures the country's AI windfall 'can be shared by all,' 11% GDP growth and $903B export surge finance $7.4B dividend

Taiwan will hand roughly $314 USD in cash to every resident next year as a boon for the island's residents generated by the AI gold rush. The 2027 central government budget sets aside $7.4 billion USD for the dividend.

Tom’s Hardware

Taiwan records heightened Chinese military activity around its territory

Taiwan's defense ministry reported twenty Chinese aircraft sorties and seven naval vessels operating nearby. Fifteen of these aircraft entered Taiwan's air defense identification zone on Wednesday. This follows similar incursions by Chinese aircraft and naval ships on previous days. Taiwan's armed forces continue to monitor and respond to these ongoing…

The Economic Times

Cash, gold bars by drone: China's PLA stages 'wartime' Taiwan drill

China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has used a multi-rotor drone to deliver cases containing gold bars, New Taiwan dollars and US currency during a “wartime financial support” exercise, in a drill that appeared to simulate the logistical demands of a potential operation against Taiwan.

The Times of India

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In 2020, Taiwan's Taichung began tracking haze for 3 years; by 2022, industrial solvents drove 57% of the chemistry behind organic haze, showing why cleaner air did not always mean clearer skies

Taiwan's air quality improved, yet hazy skies persisted over Taichung city. Researchers found organic particles, from industrial solvents, became the main haze contributor by 2022. This shift occurred as ammonium sulfate and nitrate levels decreased significantly. Reducing nitrogen oxides did not always clear the air due to atmospheric chemistry.

The Economic Times

Taiwan's Economy Is Soaring As a Result of The AI Boom. Its President Will Give Cash To Residents.

Lai Ching-te announced plans to distribute NT$10,000 to eligible residents next year.

International Business Times

Taiwan detects five PLA aircraft sorties, eight PLAN vessels around its territory

Taiwan detected five Chinese aircraft sorties and numerous naval vessels operating nearby. Three of these aircraft entered Taiwan's northern and eastern Air Defence Identification Zone. On the previous day, one Chinese aircraft entered the northern ADIZ with many vessels. China asserts Taiwan is an inseparable part of its territory. Taiwan…

The Economic Times

4,000-year-old rock painting in Indonesia offers clues to one of humanity’s greatest migrations

Some 4,200 years ago, people started to leave what is now Taiwan to migrate to the thousands of islands to the south, spanning as far west as Madagascar in the western Indian Ocean and as far east as Rapa Nui (Easter Island) in the eastern Pacific Ocean.

The Conversation

TSMC’s Insider Buying Wave Comes With a Bigger AI Question for Investors

Taiwan Semiconductor insiders are ramping up open-market share purchases as strong Q2 guidance, 2nm demand, and AI-driven analyst upgrades support a bullish outlook for TSM stock.

MarketBeat

Taiwan's leader says government to propose record defence spending for 2027

TAIPEI - Taiwan's government will propose record defence spending for 2027, President Lai Ching-te said on Monday, as the island democracy faces growing military pressure from China.

Bangkok Post

Global Market: Emerging Asian currencies rise as softer dollar supports regional markets

Emerging Asian currencies gained on Monday as a weaker US dollar supported regional markets, with Taiwan and Thailand leading gains. Investors also assessed Japan’s slower growth, Malaysia’s inflation data and upcoming Bank Indonesia policy decision, while Middle East tensions and shifting US rate expectations remained key factors for regional markets.

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Benzinga

TSMC’s Arizona Operations Poised for Bigger Profit This Year as Advanced Chip Demand Accelerates: Report

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s (NYSE:TSM) Arizona operations are reportedly on track for a sharp profit increase this year as strong demand for advanced AI chips accelerates the company’s U.S. expansion.

The Economic Times

Taiwan detects one Chinese military aircraft, 16 ships around island

Taiwan detected Chinese military aircraft and vessels operating near its territory. One Chinese aircraft entered Taiwan's northern Air Defence Identification Zone on Monday. Previously, eleven Chinese aircraft sorties crossed the Taiwan Strait's median line. Eight Chinese navy vessels and two official ships were also detected. These events highlight ongoing tensions…

The Economic Times

Taiwan detects 11 Chinese aircraft, eight naval vessels operating near its territory

Taiwan detected eleven Chinese military aircraft sorties and eight naval vessels operating nearby. Seven of these aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait median line into restricted zones. On the previous day, four Chinese aircraft and eight naval vessels were also detected. Three of those aircraft sorties entered Taiwan's northern, central, and…

The Economic Times

Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked

Asian refiners are buying U.S. crude amid Strait of Hormuz shipping concerns. South Korea's GS Caltex secured two million barrels of Mars crude for November. Japan's Cosmo Energy and Eneos Corp also purchased Mars and WTI crude. Taiwan's CPC Corp bought WTI and West African crude through a tender. India's…

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International Business Times

AI Agents Hacked Taiwan on Their Own. Experts Say It Changes Cyberwarfare

The operation, carried out over four days in July, targeted government agencies, critical infrastructure and technology suppliers across Taiwan.

The Guardian - AU

‘TikTok wouldn’t open at all’: Taiwan simulates an internet blackout, with an eye on China threat

Taiwan practised cutting off internet for the first time amid concerns about the safety of the undersea cables that form its ‘digital lifeline’

The Economic Times

Taiwan says AI agents used in cyberattacks targeting island

Overseas hackers used artificial intelligence agents to help carry out a wave of cyberattacks targeting Taiwanese government agencies in July, the island's digital affairs ministry said Thursday. The cyberattacks began in July and the "affected agencies have successively completed the response measures", the Ministry of Digital Affairs said in a…

TechRadar

World-first autonomous ‘end-to-end’ AI attack against Taiwan tied to Chinese hackers — and the scariest part is that it was fully open source

China implicated in Taiwan attack through written documentation recovered from the attack.

Bangkok Post

Taiwan says AI agents used in cyberattacks targeting island

TAIPEI - Overseas hackers used artificial intelligence agents to help carry out a wave of cyberattacks targeting Taiwanese government agencies in July, the island's digital affairs ministry said Thursday.

The Economic Times

Taiwan simulates repelling Chinese assault, to slow mobile internet in annual war games

Taiwan's military simulated repelling a Chinese air landing assault on Penghu Islands. The annual Han Kuang exercise rehearses various scenarios should China attempt to seize the island. Troops practiced forming a multi-layered defense against a simulated rapid coastal landing. Later, mobile internet speeds will be deliberately slowed during civil defense…

The Times of India

Taiwan says government agencies targeted in AI-assisted cyberattack from overseas

Taiwan’s government agencies were targeted in an overseas cyberattack last month, with hackers using both conventional methods and AI agents to probe systems and sensitive data. The ministry of digital affairs said the affected agencies had successfully “handled” the incident.

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