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AI Server Demand Boosts MLCC Market, Opens Door for Chinese Firms

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Soaring AI server demand is pushing Japanese and South Korean MLCC makers into high-end products, creating opportunities for Chinese competitors in lower-end markets. The MLCC market is experiencing a historic cycle with rising prices and capacity expansion expected.

Taiwanese IT professionals arrested for attempting to smuggle US-made AI servers to China

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Crime·22.05.2026Résumé IA

Taiwanese IT professionals arrested for attempting to smuggle US-made AI servers to China

Three Taiwanese IT professionals were arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle 50 high-end AI servers, equipped with NVIDIA HB300 chips and purchased for NT$700 million, to mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau. They face charges of document forgery and other offenses, and have been detained.