Taiwan’s AI Moment: Chips, Compute, and the Global South

Thu 19 Nov · Venue to be confirmed

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LSE Skip to main content 19 Nov Taiwan’s AI Moment: Chips, Compute, and the Global South Thursday 19 November 2026 6.30pm - 8pm Speaker Jason Hsu Chair Dr John Minnich Taiwan occupies a critical node in the global AI economy, producing many of the advanced semiconductors and processors that underpin the current AI boom. But as governments race to build domestic AI infrastructure and diversify technology supply chains, Taiwan’s role is becoming increasingly global. How can Taiwan translate its semiconductor leadership into broader international influence?

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