In Taiwan, the frenzy for AI-related stocks: "My mother buys and sells them on the same day. Her friends do the same."

Li Jieshou, a taxi driver in Kaohsiung, closely monitors Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) due to its significant impact on Taiwan's economy and his personal savings. TSMC is crucial for producing processors essential for artificial intelligence, making it a strategic asset for the country. Its stock has surged, becoming the largest non-American market capitalization globally, reflecting its importance in the tech industry.

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