Y's Consulting Group's Weekly Taiwan Business News (June 1, 2026) highlights key updates. Wiwynn, a Wistron subsidiary, is expanding its server production in North America due to strong US demand, planning 3-5 new factories besides expanding its El Paso, Texas plant. Wiwynn's Chair stresses 'no AI bubble' but notes component shortages. Sharp's CEO visited Taiwan to deepen ties with parent company Hon Hai, focusing on AI servers, EVs, and robotics, while leveraging Hon Hai's network to target India and SE Asia. To combat the declining birthrate, Taiwan's government announced a 380 billion NTD plan (approx. 1% of GDP) starting next January. It includes a 5,000 NTD monthly subsidy per child (0-18 years) and extended childcare leave. Finally, JR East's Atre partially opened a store in the Taipei Main Station MRT underground, featuring popular Japanese brands like Sushiro To Go and Bake Cheese Tart.
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- Source: PR TIMES
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