Taiwan's chip show to proceed as analysts say TSMC's AI demand keeps business steady

Taiwan's chip show will go on regardless of Jensen Huang's involvement, with analysts saying TSMC's hold on AI semiconductor demand should sustain its business no matter who leads Nvidia.

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2026-11-11 09:21 · Business Insider AI
Taiwan's chip show will go on — with or without Jensen Huang

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