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Taiwan’s economy grew 13.7% in the first quarter of the year, the fastest pace since 1987 and beating market expectations. Officials say the surge is driven by strong global demand for chips used in artificial intelligence.

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00:00Taiwan's economy is seeing its fastest growth in nearly 40 years, with global demand for AI tech
00:06driving that surge. Government figures show Taiwan's economy grew 13.7 percent in the first
00:12quarter. That's the fastest pace since 1987, beating market forecasts. Officials say demand
00:18for chips powering AI is leading the gains, with Taiwan a key player in the global supply chain.

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