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Taiwan Plans US$4 Billion Texas Hub for the AI Hardware Supply Chain

Taiwan plans a Texas industrial complex costing up to US$4 billion to help smaller semiconductor and AI-server suppliers establish US operations.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Taipei, 16 October 2026 – Taiwan plans to support industrial parks in the United States, beginning with a Texas complex expected to cost as much as US$4 billion. Economy minister Kung Ming-hsin said the facilities would help smaller suppliers serving Nvidia Corporation, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company and major AI-server assemblers establish US operations.

For Asian investors, the initiative matters because it extends the semiconductor and server supply chain beyond large anchor companies to specialised component makers. The Texas plan and funding range are confirmed, but individual tenants, schedules and final financing remain subject to development decisions.

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