TSMC and other Taiwanese companies increase AI spending in the US and Southeast Asia
According to Nikkei Asia, as global demand for AI computing infrastructure surges, TSMC and other Taiwanese companies are increasing overseas investments to build stronger supply chains, with spending primarily focused on the United States and Southeast Asia.
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