What happened
NVIDIA's overseas headquarters, the 'Star Cluster' base, will be located in the Beitou-Shilin Technology Park, serving as a key R&D and manufacturing hub.
Northern Taiwan's power grid is approaching overload, prompting questions about the balance between attracting tech giants and building supporting infrastructure.
A reported 25% of the public incorrectly considers 'zero nuclear' as the main source of electricity, according to the article.
Why it matters
The contrast between welcoming NVIDIA's investment while rejecting new substations highlights a growing tension in Taiwan's energy transition.
Widespread misperceptions about power sources could cloud public debate exactly when AI-driven electricity demand is rising.
Key facts
NVIDIA's 'Star Cluster' base is set for the Beitou-Shilin Technology Park.
Northern Taiwan's grid is on the verge of being overloaded.
25% of people mistakenly view 'zero nuclear' as the primary power source.
What to watch next
Whether local opposition to substations grows as NVIDIA's R&D and manufacturing hub becomes operational.
How the three major power truths referenced in the headline influence Taiwan's future energy policy discussions.
