Taiwan's export boom shifts toward AI servers, raising concentration risks
Taiwan's export surge is increasingly tied to high-value AI servers and pricier memory chips, a shift with implications far beyond the island. As exports climb, the outlook underscores both the global demand for artificial intelligence hardware and the risks of relying heavily on one fast-growing sector.
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