Open App →
Back to News Feed
Digitimes September 14, 2026 By Rodney Chan positive

Taiwan eases investment rules for AI center infrastructure projects

AI / LLMSemiconductorsData Center
Taiwan's government has limited budgets to build the AI computing infrastructure the country needs, and infrastructure that a government runs itself cannot easily turn a profit. To get around that constraint, the Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) introduced the AI computing center BOO (build-operate-own) public-private partnership project in April 2026, aiming to let private companies build and operate the infrastructure while tax incentives make the investment attractive to them.
Read original article ↗

Related Articles

France submits new proposal to ban social media for under-15s after failed attempt

France's Constitutional Council struck down the previous legislation in mid-August, finding that part of it constituted

Euronews · September 14, 2026

SlateSafety Unveils the BEACON V3: Next-Gen Worker Exposure Monitoring for Industrial Sites

ATLANTA, Sept. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SlateSafety (slatesafety.com) announces today the launch of the BEACON V3, a mul

PR Newswire · September 14, 2026

Samsung partners with Mistral AI to advance chip infrastructure

Under the agreement, Samsung will integrate Mistral’s AI services and solutions — including its flagship large language

Evertiq · September 14, 2026

‘I Like My Big Rat Wife’: Meet the People Using Chatbots to Write Custom Fiction

While the publishing industry frets over how authors are using AI, many readers are taking things into their own hands.

Wired · September 14, 2026