FedEx Taiwan Managing Director Paul Sousa discusses how engineering, data, and AI are shaping more agile and resilient logistics networks—and why Taiwan is central to that transformation.
Standard Chartered supports Taiwan’s tech sector as it expands globally, connecting companies with capital, markets, and opportunities across the U.S.-Taiwan technology corridor.
Taiwan’s tech-driven growth remains strong in 2026, but escalating conflict in the Middle East is sending shockwaves through global energy and trade flows, exposing new vulnerabilities for an export- and energy-dependent economy.
As manufacturers diversify cross-Pacific supply chains, the Marianas are gaining attention as a U.S. jurisdiction offering regulatory certainty and close proximity to Asia’s production centers.
TSMC is deepening its global footprint with massive new investments in the U.S., Japan, and Germany, navigating geopolitical pressures, trade uncertainties, and rising demand for advanced chips. The company’s expansion underscores both its systemic importance to Taiwan and its pivotal role in reshaping global semiconductor supply chains.
Taiwanese exporters face complex new U.S. “reciprocal” tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, significantly impacting sectors such as semiconductors, steel, and automotive parts. Strategic guidance and mitigation options are outlined to help navigate these evolving trade risks.
The invasion of Ukraine, a global supplier of noble gases needed for semiconductor production, has raised concerns about supply chain disruptions. The impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on supply chains is hitting European countries the hardest, threatening to bring a winter of shortages and high energy prices. But the rest of the world…
A dramatic shift in supply and demand has put many logistics companies in hazardous positions. But up-and-coming market segments and technology could present new opportunities for the industry. Taiwan’s logistic sector has been finding itself at a turning point as a pandemic-driven bonanza has come to its end, and the outlook seems to worsen by…
The world is changing quickly for businesses that operate on a global scale, and in particular for those that maintain a roster of vendors across multiple countries and regions. Disruptions in supply chains are no longer the exception, as current events have demonstrated, and unexpected delays can result in significant losses. It is therefore essential…
The complex sequence of inputs, outputs, and processes involved in producing the components powering virtually all modern electronic equipment is exposed to many risks that industry experts say must be addressed quickly. U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo recently stated in an interview with CNBC: “If you allow yourself to think about a scenario where…
