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Nvidia and Google compete for Taiwan’s AI supply chain

Nvidia and Google are competing for access to Taiwan-based suppliers as demand for artificial-intelligence hardware expands. The competition could create new opportunities for Taiwanese technology manufacturers.

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Taiwan’s suppliers are strategically important to global AI hardware production and technology supply chains.

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