<div id="readability-page-1" class="page">Asia ETFs outperform: Taiwan and South Korea’s AI-linked ETFs have soared up to 239% in a year, far outpacing U.S. benchmarks like SPY and QQQ. Michigan's AI windfall: The University of Michigan’s $20 million early investment in OpenAI could yield $2 billion, one of the largest public endowment gains. Alphabet taps yen bonds: Alphabet plans its first Japanese yen bond sale to help fund massive AI infrastructure investments, part of a $700 billion industry spend.</div>

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<p>Asia ETFs, particularly those linked to AI in Taiwan and South Korea, have surged by up to 239% over the past year, significantly outperforming U.S. benchmarks. The University of Michigan's $20 million investment in OpenAI is projected to yield $2 billion, marking a substantial gain for public endowments. Additionally, Alphabet is set to conduct its first yen bond sale to finance extensive AI infrastructure investments, contributing to a $700 billion industry expenditure.</p>

- Taiwan and South Korea's AI-linked ETFs have experienced remarkable growth, soaring up to 239% in the past year, significantly surpassing U.S. benchmarks such as SPY and QQQ.  
- The University of Michigan's $20 million early investment in OpenAI is projected to yield $2 billion, marking one of the largest public endowment gains.  
- Alphabet is initiating its first Japanese yen bond sale to finance substantial AI infrastructure investments, contributing to a $700 billion industry expenditure.

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AI boom powers Asia ETFs, Michigan jackpot, Alphabet yen bonds