Taiwan eyes PH cooperation on AI infrastructure, semiconductors via Pax Silica
Taiwan sees opportunities to cooperate with the Philippines on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and semiconductors, particularly through the US-led Pax Silica initiative. TAITRA Chairman James Huang expressed Taiwan's willingness to leverage its advanced AI supply chain ecosystem to support the development of an AI hub in the Philippines.
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