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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan previously proposed the Songshan Airport relocation plan to find land for an AI park, sparking discussions from all walks of life.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan said that of course he hopes to build an AI park in Taipei.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan announced the Songshan Airport relocation plan without warning on the 8th of this month. On the 15th, Pegatron (4938) Chairman Tong Zixianjin expressed his disapproval of the relocation of Songshan Airport. He believed that an important capital should maintain its own air transportation base. To develop an AI park, Beishike, Guandu and Danhai New Town can be connected in series. Jiang Wanan said that he greatly respects Tong Zixian’s views. As the mayor of Taipei, he wants to build an AI industrial park and form a settlement, and of course he hopes to be in Taipei City.
Tong Zixian believes that important capitals should maintain their own air transportation bases. If the Greater Taipei area wants to develop an AI park, it can connect Beishike, Guandu and Danhai New Town in series, combined with the potential power supply and transportation construction after the restart of the second nuclear plant, to form a complete industrial layout. He pointed out that both South Korea and Japan have been expanding their capital airports in Seoul and Tokyo in the past ten years. Tokyo, Japan, has Haneda Airport and the distant Narita Airport, which are similar to Taipei Songshan Airport and Taoyuan Airport respectively.
Jiang Wanan was interviewed before attending the Golden Wheel Award Ceremony this afternoon and said that he greatly respects Tong Zixian’s views. Tong Zixian obviously also believes that a new AI park is indeed needed now. He and Li Sichuan knew very well that Huida came to Taipei this time to look for land. At that time, they were shown the land in Songnan Camp next to Songshan Airport, and they really considered it because the airport was right at the door of the headquarters. Later, Huida chose Beishike T17 and T18 after an overall evaluation. What they really valued was the strategic location and location advantages of the entire technology industry cluster.
Jiang Wanan said that he still hopes to continue to communicate with all walks of life and welcomes all opinions from all walks of life. As the mayor of Taipei, he wants to build an AI industrial park and form a cluster, and of course he hopes to be in Taipei City.
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The Taipei City Government will continue to communicate with all walks of life on the AI park location plan
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