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Taiwan's benchmark TAIX index closed up 308.17 points at 47,940.12 on Tuesday, after surging more than 700 points intraday before giving back gains late in the session and failing to hold the 48,000 mark.

Foreign investors bought a net 29.64 billion new Taiwan dollars, ending a two-day selling streak, with panel makers Inelux and AUO and wafer foundry Powerchip the top targets.

The rebound was fueled by cooling US inflation data, with core PCE rising 3% below expectations, which reduced the odds of another Federal Reserve rate hike and lifted US markets.

Analysts remained optimistic that the market could test 50,000 points in the fourth quarter, though they cautioned that daily turnover needs to return to the 1 trillion new Taiwan dollar level for a sustained rally.

All of the applications can be used by these chips.

Some of the chips developed here will be made at an industrial scale by leading Taiwanese chip makers, PSMC, UMC, and most notably, TSMC.

Four letters that represent 90% of semiconductors sold globally, making Taiwan one of the most strategic places in the world.

Their chips can be found in electronic vehicles, smartphones, computers, and above all, in AI development.

The second is research center, CEA, which is one of the world's top research centers, producing quite a number of Nobel Prizes in physics, is present.

And they are in cooperation with a number of Taiwanese companies, including, for example, PSMC, to work together in bringing their scientific results into innovation, into industrial projects and products.

So second aspect in our cooperation is from science and innovation to technology and industry.

And the third, we've got a number of startups.

So a neat twenty-seven for twenty-seven.

In the same year came an even grander gamble, a mega semiconductor fabrication facility in Dholera in Gujarat, in partnership with Taiwan's Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation, with a price tag of roughly ninety-one thousand crore rupees or about over ten billion dollars.

Now, complementing these mega projects, Tata Electronics and subsidiaries have executed a string of aggressive alliances, partnerships, and joint ventures, acquiring, for instance, the Indian manufacturing arms of Wistron and Pegatron to anchor their iPhone assemblies and other consumer electronic supply chains and manufacturing.

And that brings us to the point, so to speak.

All of the applications can be used by these chips.

Some of the chips developed here will be made at an industrial scale by leading Taiwanese chip makers, PSMC, UMC, and most

notably, TSMC.

Four letters that represent 90% of semiconductors sold globally, making Taiwan one of the most strategic places in the world.