AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI Memory Boom: Nanya Technology says it will spend over T$200 billion (about $6.2B) in 2027, roughly quadruple 2026, to ramp a new plant and ride a multi-quarter DRAM shortage driven by AI demand. Semiconductor Supply Chain: Reuters also flags Meta’s plan to start manufacturing its in-house AI chip “Iris” in September with TSMC, aiming to cut reliance on Nvidia/AMD and expand AI compute capacity. Local Tech & Energy: Winaico launched a high-efficiency back-contact rooftop solar module (24.5% efficiency, up to 500W rated) targeting limited roof space with bifacial output. Biotech Push: SL Science Holding submitted an FDA orphan drug designation request for its GDT cell therapy targeting glioblastoma, with review underway. Geopolitics & Risk: Taiwan’s radar system is reported to be tracking a PLA ballistic missile launch, while the region braces for Typhoon Bavi’s impacts. Security & Compliance: A Financial Times probe says Taiwan’s ship blacklist includes vessels tied to suspected sanctions-evasion and smuggling networks, raising pressure on maritime monitoring.
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