Is the AI Boom Sustainable or a Bubble About to Burst?
Taiwan's AI-driven surge is real, but software teams still need a hard-nosed plan for what happens if demand cools after the infrastructure buildout peak.
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Edge AI and Model Lightweighting: Taiwan's Best Shot at Durable Differentiation
Cloud-scale AI will keep growing, but Taiwan's strongest software opportunity may be edge-first systems that combine local chips, lightweight models, and workflow-specific reliability.
From Components to Deployable Systems: Can Taiwan Ship Full-Stack AI Products?
Taiwan's CES 2026 pivot from component supplier to systems exporter is credible, but software companies need productization discipline to turn hardware excellence into off-the-shelf global solutions.
From Discriminative AI to Agentic AI: A Practical Reskilling Plan for 2026
Taiwan's 2026 Agentic AI policy shift is clear: teams that only classify and predict will lose ground to teams that can plan, execute, verify, and recover under real workflow constraints.
Talent Crisis and Infrastructure Ceilings: Building Software That Survives the AI Cycle
As power constraints, hardware depreciation risk, and talent bottlenecks sharpen in 2026, software teams need a resilience-first operating model that outlives temporary infrastructure booms.
U.S.-Taiwan-China Trade Triangle: A Software Strategy for Semiconductor-Tied Teams
As semiconductor reshoring accelerates and trade relationships rebalance in 2026, software companies need a portfolio strategy that captures U.S. growth without blindly abandoning China-linked revenue pathways.