Japan and Taiwan: AI and Space Race Heat Up
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Japan is making a major push into artificial intelligence, while Taiwan sets its sights on the stars. Tokyo has announced a new national strategy to develop advanced AI systems, aiming to compete with global leaders like the United States and China. The plan includes increased funding for research and partnerships with private tech firms. Meanwhile, Taipei has unveiled its first official space program, with a goal of launching a domestically built satellite within five years. The satellite is designed for Earth observation and communication, marking a significant step for Taiwan’s growing tech sector. Both moves highlight a broader shift in Asia, where nations are racing to secure dominance in cutting-edge technology.