NVIDIA will establish its headquarters in Beitco, with job opportunities projected to expand from 1,000 to 20,000, a 20-fold increase, according to labor market analysts. CEO Jensen Huang announced that the company plans to recruit 1,000 engineers in Taiwan over the next five years, stimulating demand for local talent and intensifying competition in the job market.

Job market experts view this positively, as NVIDIA is expected to drive the recruitment within its AI supply chain. The relocation is likely to emphasize software development, which has been relatively undervalued compared to hardware in Taiwan's job market.

Moreover, the president of the Taipei Computer Association believes that NVIDIA's establishment will encourage the congregation of high-tech talent and enhance industry upgrades. Additionally, several foreign companies, including AMD and Zeiss, are increasing their investments and hiring in Taiwan, indicating that a strong supply chain is a crucial factor attracting foreign investment.

According to 104 Job Bank, the demand for AI-related job positions has reached 32,000 in the first quarter of this year, marking a notable growth of 240% compared to last year. The job opportunities span various sectors beyond software development, including semiconductor design and industrial applications.