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Nvidia announces Taiwan HQ in Taipei

Fred Chen

Moderator
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (黃仁勳) announced Monday at Comptex that the company’s new overseas headquarters will be built in Taipei’s Beitou-Shilin area, ending months of speculation and signaling a major expansion in Taiwan.

Dubbed “Nvidia Constellation,” the new office is expected to enhance Nvidia’s operational efficiency, thanks to improved transit access and closer ties with its existing facilities, per TVBS.

While Huang did not explicitly name Beitou-Shilin Technology Park, Huang’s announcement matches earlier reports that Nvidia was eyeing buildings T17 and T18, owned by Shin Kong Life Insurance, per CNA. The Beitou-Shilin site also complements Nvidia’s R&D center in nearby Nangang.

Huang revealed that several city leaders had courted the project, but Taipei offered a compelling case, per TVBS. “I think we got some nice deals,” he quipped.

Beyond the headquarters announcement, Huang noted Nvidia’s expanding partnerships with Taiwanese giants like TSMC, Foxconn, and Quanta, reinforcing Taiwan’s position as a global AI innovation hub. He also revealed a slew of AI products, such as NVLink Fusion, which allows partners to use the company’s NVLink technology for their rack-scale architecture, per Reuters.

 
Nvidia’s decision to establish its international headquarters in Taiwan is expected to bolster its China export strategy, according to industry analysts.

The move, announced during CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote at Computex 2025, positions Taiwan as a critical hub for Nvidia’s AI and semiconductor operations.

Analysts believe this shift will help Nvidia navigate U.S.-China trade tensions, ensuring smoother supply chain logistics and regulatory compliance.

Taiwan’s strong semiconductor ecosystem, led by TSMC and Foxconn, provides Nvidia with a strategic advantage in manufacturing and distribution, reinforcing its dominance in the AI chip market.

 
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