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Wong In-hoon is expected to visit Taiwan twice this year to participate in Huida's End and COMPUTEX

Summary by 大纪元 Epoch Times

Nvidia (Nvidia) CEO Wong In-hoon revealed at CES on the 7th that he will be attending the end of the year in Taiwan in the near future. Additionally, Wong In-hoon is also expected to attend the Taipei International Computer Show (COMPUTEX) in June. Minister of Economy Guo Zhihui said on the 8th that at that time, Wong In-hoon will also announce where Taiwan will be used as the overseas headquarters.

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Wong In-hoon is expected to visit Taiwan twice this year to participate in Huida's End and COMPUTEX

Nvidia (Nvidia) CEO Wong In-hoon revealed at CES on the 7th that he will be attending the end of the year in Taiwan in the near future. Additionally, Wong In-hoon is also expected to attend the Taipei International Computer Show (COMPUTEX) in June. Minister of Economy Guo Zhihui said on the 8th that at that time, Wong In-hoon will also announce where Taiwan will be used as the overseas headquarters.

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in 2 months ago on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.

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