As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes global industry, Foxconn Chairman Young Liu believes Taiwan stands at a pivotal crossroads—uniquely positioned to lead, yet vulnerable to shifting geopolitical and trade headwinds. Speaking at the Chinese National Federation of Industries (CNFI) on April 17, Liu offered a candid assessment of both the challenges and opportunities ahead in the AI era.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited Beijing on April 17, meeting with senior Chinese officials and clients as the company continues to navigate increasingly complex US export controls.
At many international conferences, China consistently sends top experts, making it difficult for Western participants from the US and New Zealand to counter their arguments. Even in private conversations, both inside and outside the conference rooms, few dare to challenge China's perspectives.
Huawei has launched its CloudMatrix 384 supernode, a significant advancement in AI infrastructure, now undergoing large-scale deployment at its Wuhu Data Center. Touted internally as a "nuclear-grade" solution, the CloudMatrix 384 is built to scale across clusters exceeding 10,000 AI accelerators—aiming to eliminate widespread compute bottlenecks, according to Chinastarmarket.cn, 21Jingji.com, and East Money.
