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The Nvidia-Led AI Supercycle Is Accelerating — and Taiwan Just Confirmed It

Jul 22, 2026, 1:03 PMPiero Cingari

Taiwan's export orders surged 59.4% to a record $95.26 billion in June, confirming the Nvidia-led AI supercycle. The Taiwan ETF is up 56% in 2026.

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