Taiwan and South Korea shift toward cooperation as AI drives semiconductor demand

Rapid AI-driven growth in global semiconductor demand is prompting Taiwan and South Korea to move from direct competition toward cooperation across the AI chip supply chain, according to DIGITIMES chairman commentary.

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2026-11-02 04:06 · DigiTimes Asia
DIGITIMES chairman: Taiwan-South Korea cooperation beats competition in AI race

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