Digitimes September 16, 2026 By Scarlett Yu neutral

Taiwan can power its AI chip boom — but not with green energy

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DIGITIMES Intelligence observes that discussions at the semiconductor sustainability and energy forum during SEMICON Taiwan 2026 centered on two questions: whether Taiwan will have enough electricity to support continued semiconductor expansion driven by AI, and whether that electricity will come from renewable sources.

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