America Economy Electronics Investment Manufacturing Semiconductor Supply Chain Taipei Taiwan United States USA
The Taipei International Semiconductor Exhibition (SEMICON Taiwan 2026) kicked off on Wednesday, September 2. Raymond Greene, Director of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), and Bill Frauenhofer, Director of Semiconductor Investment and Innovation at the US Department of Commerce, attended the opening of the US Pavilion. Taiwan’s Minister of Economic Affairs, Gong Mingxin, revealed that Taiwanese semiconductor and AI server companies are ramping up their investments in the US, with an additional $200 billion earmarked for related industries. AIT praised Gong’s announcement, emphasizing the commitment to building a secure, resilient, and innovative semiconductor and electronics supply chain between the two…
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