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BigGo Finance
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AI Orders Fuel Taiwan's Machinery Exports to 19th Straight Month of Growth; Full-Year Exports and Output Poised to Hit Record Highs — BigGo Finance

3+ day, 5+ hour ago   (743+ words) Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry reported August machinery exports reached $3.446 billion, up 19% year-over-year, marking 19 consecutive months of positive growth. Cumulative exports for the first eight months totaled $24.544 billion, up 19.1% from a year earlier. Driven by robust AI and semiconductor demand,…...

AJP
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Korea adds semiconductors to export control list

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (51+ words) Aju Press AJP Takeaways · Korea added high-performance AI chips and advanced chipmaking equipment to its strategic export control list. · Exporters of newly listed items must obtain ministry approval from Sept. 1. · The revision reflects more than 80 updates from four international export…...

Rare Earth Exchanges
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BRICS 6G Satellite Subsea Cable Cooperation Explained

3+ week, 21+ min ago   (188+ words) The strategic intelligence sits beneath the bandwidth. 6G networks, satellites, subsea cables, data centers, and AI systems may look digital, but their foundations are stubbornly physical. They consume semiconductors, optical materials, copper, specialty metals, power electronics, permanent magnets, and rare earths....

Punch Newspapers
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Fibre-cut crisis: Price of poor planning

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (879+ words) NIGERIA’S fibre-optic network is being cut with such alarming frequency that what should be a routine maintenance issue has become a serious economic and planning crisis. The Nigerian Communications Commission says more than 5,000 fibre-cut incidents linked specifically to road construction,…...