NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang revealed plans to expand investments in Taiwan, including the establishment of a supercomputer center, R&D center, and headquarters during his attendance at Computex Taipei in early June. Wealth Media Chairman Xie Jinhe stated today (1st) that Huang's visit not only strengthened Taiwan's core position in the AI field but also indirectly reduced Taiwan's geopolitical risks.
The Chairman posted on Facebook, highlighting that Taiwan's clean energy industry will continue to flourish for the next twenty years. He mentioned that the recent green energy inspection in Taiwan brought significant insights. Apart from witnessing the tireless efforts of industry professionals overcoming challenges, he also saw the impressive sight of Taiwan's coastline filled with land-based wind turbines and solar panels, stretching from the Daan coastal highway in Taichung to Tainan.
Amazon has declared its intention to invest billions of dollars in Taiwan over the next 15 years to establish data centers, all powered by green energy. This signifies the future development status of Taiwan's green energy industry. (Image/Source: freepik)
From Changbin Industrial Park, Wangong, Fangyuan, Taixi, Mailiao to Beimen in Tainan, and Qigu, wind power and solar energy facilities are everywhere. The Chairman of Wealth Media noted that Jensen Huang's visit reinforced Taiwan's status as a core AI hub, with Computex further elevating Taiwan's international standing. Amazon's announcement to invest billions of dollars in Taiwan over the next 15 years to establish data centers powered entirely by green energy also heralds the future development status of Taiwan's green energy industry.
愈More and more international giants are investing in Taiwan, which will continuously drive the expansion of the green energy industry. (Image/Source: freepik)
The Chairman also mentioned that NVIDIA's cooperation with Taiwan requires the procurement of green energy. Increasing investments from international giants in Taiwan will continue to propel the expansion of the green energy industry. Additionally, offshore floating solar panels and floating wind farms are set to be deployed. He emphasized that Taiwan's power supply issues should not merely be a topic of political debate, as wind and solar power generation will be a significant trend, with many emerging companies rising from this industry.
