AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI Cyberwarfare on Taiwan: Reports say China-linked hackers used open-source AI agents to run a near-autonomous, multi-day breach of Taiwan government systems, including the nuclear safety agency, raising fears that cyberattacks are shifting from human-led to agent-led. Semiconductor & AI Market Pulse: Tokyo stocks extended gains as semiconductors and AI-linked names helped drive fresh highs in the Nikkei and TOPIX, while institutional 13F filings show a split: more buyers than sellers in semiconductors, but caution toward megacap tech. AI Power Crunch: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warned data centers will hit hard power limits as AI demand scales, even as GPUs are positioned as long-lived, investable infrastructure. TSMC Spotlight: A profile on TSMC’s rise ties Taiwan’s chip leadership to the AI boom’s real-world momentum. Drone Tariffs & Decoupling: The US moved to impose up to 100% tariffs on certain imported drones and components, a move analysts say could deepen US-China tech separation and ripple through supply chains that Taiwan also serves. Quantum Push: Quanta and Quantinuum signed a deal to build industrial-scale quantum computing infrastructure. Local Tech & Talent: Taiwan’s defense and tech ecosystem continues to expand, including combat drone unit planning and new security/AI infrastructure efforts. Science Loss: Professor emeritus Chiang Chung Mei, a key ocean-wave and fluid mechanics scholar, died at 91.
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