AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTaiwan Strait Pressure: Taiwan’s coast guard says Chinese “grey zone” ship activity surged in June, with 263 Chinese government vessels detected around the island and outer islands—up sharply from May—raising fears of pressure on Pacific supply routes. Chip Security & National Security: Taiwan indicted a former TSMC deputy manager over alleged plans to leak core chip-related trade secrets to China, with prosecutors citing threats to Taiwan’s technological edge and seeking a seven-year prison sentence. AI Chip Market Mood: Semiconductor stocks rebounded as investors digested AI demand signals and analyst upgrades; AMD shares jumped ahead of its Advancing AI 2026 conference. TSMC’s US Expansion Watch: Reuters reports TSMC will expand Arizona investment to $265B, adding more fabs and advanced packaging, while warning of “physical constraints” like construction workers and infrastructure. Delivery Platform Reform: Taiwan’s new delivery worker protection law takes effect Tuesday, setting minimum pay per order and requiring more transparency from delivery platforms. Defense Tech & Integration: GA-ASI and Kongsberg completed design reviews to integrate the JSM missile onto the MQ-9B unmanned aircraft. Global Tech Volatility: World markets stayed mixed as AI-linked stocks slid in parts of Asia, while oil prices stayed sensitive to US-Iran escalation.
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