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Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang reaffirmed his commitment to Taiwan as a global technology hub on Monday, announcing the construction of a new local base in Taipei and an artificial intelligence ...

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Simply sign up to the EU economy myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. The US and EU have begun serious trade talks to head off the worst of Donald Trump’s tariffs, breaking a deadlock that ...