AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoChip Labor: A small group of Micron workers in Taoyuan began Taiwan’s first semiconductor-industry strike, seeking a greater share of AI-driven profits; a separate union in Taichung has reached a deal with the company. AI Supply Chain: Nvidia is expanding capacity across chip testing, packaging, substrates and optics. Taiwan’s KYEC will receive a reported US$1.1 billion capacity advance, while Unimicron and SPIL are among partners set to scale production. Fab Safety: Four workers died in an accident at a TSMC 2nm fab construction site in Kaohsiung, renewing concerns about safety at major chip projects. Space Science: Taiwan’s space agency launched two more CubeSats as part of its satellite program. Energy and Chips: Taiwan’s semiconductor electricity use hit a record in September, underscoring the growing power needs of the island’s chip industry.
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