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Good Morning World: Greene Affirms Unchanged US-Taiwan Policy, AMD to Invest Over $10B in Taiwan

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Published May 22, 2026 8:50 AM ・ Updated Jun 27, 2026 11:53 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: CNA (Central News Agency)

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Today's news summary reports that AIT Director Raymond Greene reaffirmed the unchanged US policy towards Taiwan, AMD announced an investment of over US$10 billion in Taiwan to expand AI infrastructure, and Toyota will establish a dedicated production line in Taiwan to supply the Japanese market.
A daily news briefing covering AIT Director Raymond Greene's affirmation of US policy towards Taiwan, AMD's major investment in Taiwan's AI infrastructure, and Toyota's decision to shift production to Taiwan for the Japanese market.
This article compiles several key news items for Taiwan, including the AIT Director's comments on stable US-Taiwan policy, AMD's $10B+ investment in AI and chip manufacturing, a scandal involving hidden cameras in aesthetic clinics, Toyota's plan to 'reverse import' cars from Taiwan to Japan, and a Taiwanese author winning the International Booker Prize.

Today's news summary reports that AIT Director Raymond Greene reaffirmed the unchanged US policy towards Taiwan, AMD announced an investment of over US$10 billion in Taiwan to expand AI infrastructure, and Toyota will establish a dedicated production line in Taiwan to supply the Japanese market.

PRIMARY SOURCE Original source: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/ahel/202605225001.aspx Distributor: CNA (Central News Agency)
Published: May 22, 2026

AIT Director Raymond Greene stated that US policy towards Taiwan remains unchanged and welcomed President Lai's reiteration of maintaining the cross-strait status quo. US chipmaker AMD announced an investment of over US$10 billion in Taiwan's industry ecosystem to meet the growing demand for AI infrastructure and expand strategic partnerships. CEO Lisa Su noted that next-gen AI technology requires close collaboration with the entire Taiwan ecosystem. Additionally, Toyota will set up a dedicated production line in Taiwan to produce key models for the Japanese market, a 'reverse import' strategy that highlights Japanese automakers' efforts to restructure overseas supply chains amid domestic labor shortages.

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Source: CNA (Central News Agency)
Category: Daily News Briefing

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Announced　May 22, 2026 8:50 AM — Distributor CNA (Central News Agency)
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FAQ

What did AIT Director Raymond Greene say about US-Taiwan policy on the latest update?

AIT Director Raymond Greene reaffirmed that US policy towards Taiwan remains unchanged.

How much is AMD investing in Taiwan to expand AI infrastructure?

AMD announced an investment of over US$10 billion in Taiwan for AI infrastructure expansion.

Which company plans to invest more than $10 billion in Taiwan for AI development?

AMD plans to invest over US$10 billion in Taiwan to expand its AI infrastructure.

What action is Toyota taking regarding production in Taiwan for the Japanese market?

Toyota will establish a dedicated production line in Taiwan to supply vehicles to Japan.

When did Raymond Greene make a statement about U.S. policy toward Taiwan?

Raymond Greene reaffirmed unchanged U.S. policy toward Taiwan in today's news summary.

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