Inside This Apple Supplier’s Post-Smartphone Growth Strategy

Contract chip manufacturing giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (NYSE:TSM) has been a big beneficiary of the smartphone boom. Smartphones require a wide range of increasingly powerful yet power-efficient chips. This has led not only to an ... ( read original story ...)

HTC working on blockchain-powered Android smartphone: Report

Taipei: Taiwanese tech giant HTC is reportedly working on a new ... and decentralised applications," TheNextWeb reported late on Tuesday. Blockchain smartphones are claimed to offer better security and user experience by integrating "cold wallet" storage ... ( read original story ...)

Triple Lens Smartphone Cameras Tipped To Soar

Smartphone component suppliers are forecasting increased demand for multi-lens camera modules, following the release of Huawei’s P20 Pro and its ‘world-first’ LEICA triple lens camera set-up. According to Taiwanese trade publication, DigiTimes ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan small- to mid-size LCD panels – 1Q 2018

The DIGITIMES Research report you are trying to open requires subscription to Taiwan FPD Tracker data services. Please sign in if you wish to continue. Thanks to volume shipments of 18:9 smartphone panels from Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT), Taiwan's small ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan startups showcasing latest applications at IoT World 2018

The five Taiwan startups, led by ASVDA CEO Chiou Jiunn-rong ... allowing parents to use their smartphone app to take care of their babies. Just setting up a foothold in the US in early May 2018, iCarry mainly offers services covering travel, money flow ... ( read original story ...)

HTC to Launch Blockchain-Ready Smartphones

Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC is the latest tech giant to embrace the ‎blockchain trend. The company is reportedly developing an Android smartphone, named ‎‎“Exodus,” that can run blockchain-based decentralized applications (DApp).‎ ( read original story ...)

Focus on Taiwan: Liang-Gee Chen Interview

Junko Yoshida sits down and conducts an interview with Taiwan's Minister of Science and Technology TAIPEI — Thirty years ago, few knowledgeable people would have believed a prediction that Taiwan would eventually produce more than half the chips consumed ... ( read original story ...)

Refugee patients were not forcibly returned to Nauru from Taiwan

The report regarding the transfer of two refugee patients from Taiwan to Nauru by Australian officials (Iranian refugee and son returned to Nauru against medical advice, 14 May) requires further clarification to avoid misunderstanding. The article implies ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan Star reports positive EBITDA for April

Taiwan Star Telecom has seen its operations reach a milestone in April during which its EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) has become positive, three months ahead of target, according to company president Cliff Lai. ( read original story ...)

Macquarie Is Said to Seek Buyer for Stake in Taiwan Wind Farm

(Bloomberg) -- Macquarie Capital is seeking to pare its stake in Taiwan’s first offshore wind farm, people with knowledge of the matter said. The Australian firm, which is an arm of Macquarie Group Ltd., has been reaching out to potential buyers for part ... ( read original story ...)

Taipei – Asia’s popular destination

TAIPEI ― Taipei is a rising tourist destination in Asia. In 2015, the city ranked 10th on the most popular tourist cities by MasterCard. A total of 7.4 million people visited the city, edging over other tourist destinations such as Bali, Shanghai and Sydney. ( read original story ...)

Taiwan finally acknowledges CPUT, to SA teachers’ relief

South African teachers in Taiwan who graduated from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) breathed a sigh of relief on Wednesday after an impasse that had them worried about their jobs on the island. Education authorities in Taiwan raised ... ( read original story ...)