E Ink Holdings, a leading manufacturer of electronic paper displays, has announced the creation of a new notebook (NB) e-paper touchpad solution. It integrates color e-paper with notebook touchpads by utilizing Intel Corporation's Smart Base technology, Innovation Platform Framework (IPF), and AI Assistant Builder. The combined technology offers a visualized, AI-assisted human-machine interface tailored for notebook users.

According to the Business Standard, BW Business World, and EE Herald, MiPhi Semiconductors, a joint venture between India's Micromax Informatics and Taiwan's Phison Technology, has announced the design and manufacture of enterprise-grade SSDs in India, making MiPhi the first indigenous brand to produce such high-performance data storage solutions in the country.

The AI programming sector is experiencing a surge in venture capital investment as startups like Anysphere and Windsurf command multibillion-dollar valuations despite being unprofitable. Simultaneously, technology giants Microsoft and Alphabet Inc. are intensifying competition by launching their own AI coding tools and services.

Strong demand for high performance computing (HPC) and generative AI (GenAI) has helped drive a 75% year-over-year revenue increase in the IC sector across Taiwan's science parks in April 2025, leading all industrial categories in the parks, according to data from the Science Park Bureaus under the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC). Science and Technology Minister and Minister without Portfolio Cheng-wen Wu believes Taiwan should leverage its semiconductor and AI expertise through tight integration with the biomedical industry, to foster practical applications of AI in biotech and medicine.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has recently warned multiple times that the Trump administration may further tighten US export controls, inadvertently allowing Chinese domestic AI chips, such as those from Huawei, to fully capture the China market. AI chips can be divided into training and inference segments, with Nvidia historically dominating the high-barrier AI training chip sector in China.

In Taiwan's rapidly expanding green energy market, driven by the global energy transition and power grid modernization, Billion Electric is making a strategic shift from its traditional power supply roots to become a major player in renewable energy and storage. During its June 30, 2025 earnings call, the company revealed it had secured a 262 MWh operations and maintenance (O&M) contract and expects to add two more project sites in the third quarter of 2025. Billion Electric also announced plans to launch several new products in the second half of 2025, signaling sustained momentum for growth ahead.

As Vietnam prepares to roll out its carbon trading pilot program in 2025, TPIsoftware, a Taiwan-based technology firm, announced a strategic partnership with Ho Team Construction, the largest Taiwanese construction contractor operating in Vietnam. The collaboration will see Ho Team become the country's first construction company to adopt an AI-powered carbon inventory system, laying the groundwork for Vietnam's full-scale carbon trading regime anticipated in 2029.

Industrial PC (IPC) manufacturer Ennoconn announced on June 30, 2025, that its subsidiary, Kontron AG's board of directors, has approved the sale of shares in two subsidiaries—Kontron America Modules LLC and Kontron Asia Embedded Design Sdn Bhd—to German company Congatec GmbH for EUR26 million (approx. US$30.5 million). This move aims to strengthen collaboration between both parties.

Turvo, which specializes in the development and production of precision metal parts, is focusing on humanoid robot harmonic reducers, server-use universal quick disconnect (UQD) and electric bike parts for future growth.

Meta's surprise success with its Ray-Ban smart glasses in 2024 reignited industry confidence in headworn devices. The result: a renewed wave of investment and innovation from big tech, startups, and semiconductor vendors aiming to capture the next major frontier in AI-powered consumer electronics.

Despite low production volumes often discouraging Taiwanese manufacturers from working with startups, Sam Lam, founder of venture capitalist MESH Ventures and the second son of Quanta Computer Chairman Barry Lam, believes the real challenge lies elsewhere: finding the right partners.