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Asian tech companies' AI capital expenditure is expected to increase by 15% this year, with Singapore's AI product exports accounting for over 40% | Lianhe Zaobao

Capital expenditures on artificial intelligence (AI) by Asian tech giants are expected to grow by 15% in 2023, reaching $139 billion. Singapore and other Asian economies are benefiting from the growth in AI demand through exports of AI products, investments in semiconductor fabs, and data centers. According to a report by Nomura, the Philippines has the highest export ratio of AI products at 45%, followed by Singapore and Malaysia at 41.1% and 38.8%, respectively. Future capital expenditures will focus on areas such as high-bandwidth memory chips, AI servers, and data centers

Zaobao·
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Zaobao·
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Taipei hails US 15% tariffs ‘home run’ despite fears over US$500 billion cost

Taiwan has secured a US deal reducing export tariffs to 15% after extensive negotiations, which officials hail as a significant achievement. However, concerns arise over Taiwan's commitment to invest up to $500 billion in the US, potentially undermining its semiconductor sector. Beijing has condemned the agreement, viewing it as economic exploitation. Taiwanese leaders assert the deal enhances competitiveness and secures preferential treatment for semiconductors, while opposition parties criticize it as an unequal arrangement that could harm Taiwan's economy.

南华早报·
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南华早报·
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How the fragile AI ecosystem may be one of the biggest risks to markets this year

The AI ecosystem poses significant risks to markets, according to Scott Helfstein of Global X. Key concerns include the credibility of the Federal Reserve, trade negotiations, geopolitical tensions, and domestic U.S. political issues. A critical risk is the fragility of the AI supply chain, particularly in semiconductors, where Taiwan's dominance and potential disruptions from China are highlighted. Additionally, constraints on AI infrastructure due to energy and material shortages could impact growth. Despite these challenges, some sectors may benefit, and short-term Treasurys could provide market protection.

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Dow Jones·
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Chinese Companies Hold Most Number of Physical AI Patents Worldwide, Study Says

Chinese Companies Hold Most Number of Physical AI Patents Worldwide, Study Says

marketscreener·
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marketscreener·
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Hong Kong stock market intraday | The Hang Seng Index fell 0.54% during the session, the semiconductor sector surged in the afternoon, and MINIMAX continued to soar over 15%

The main indices of the Hong Kong stock market experienced slight adjustments during the trading session, with the Hang Seng Index, Hang Seng Tech Index, and the China Enterprises Index all retreating, reflecting a strong wait-and-see sentiment in the market. The performance of major sectors was mixed, with noticeable divergence in retail, internet content, and information sectors, while some leading stocks in technology and life sciences were active. Alibaba rose by 0.55%, attracting significant attention from investors; Tencent Holdings and WuXi AppTec fell by 1.13% and 1.85%, respectively. On the macro front, the market is focused on important economic data, with funds primarily engaged in structural rotation amid a cautious atmosphere

Market Heartbeat·
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Market Heartbeat·
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