The semiconductor shortage that has gripped the world could last well into 2022 and hit smartphone production next, foreshadowing deficient supply for a range of appliances and industrial equipment, ... ( read original story ...)
Semiconductor shortage about to hit smartphones next
Shortages expected The semiconductor shortage that has gripped the world could last well into 2022 and hit smartphone production next, foreshadowing deficient supply for a range of appliances and ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to ease COVID-19 restrictions as cases drop
Taiwan will ease its COVID-19 restrictions next week, the government said on Friday, as rapidly falling case numbers give authorities confidence to further lower the coronavirus alert level. ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Taiwan eases lockdown as cases wane
Taiwan will ease its soft coronavirus lockdown from next week, with the number of daily reported Covid-19 infections falling in the past few weeks. The decision to lower the alert from three to two in ... ( read original story ...)
Car chip shortage could last well into 2022, hit smartphones next
Taiwanese semiconductor companies have boosted production in China as blackouts and ongoing COVID-19 measures disrupted factory output and port operations ... ( read original story ...)
Strong demand for panels boosts Taiwan optoelectronics industry
Taiwan's optoelectronics industry in the first half of 2021 shows strong growth, compared to the same period in 2020, due to the large-scale stimulus plans from major economies and the steady global ... ( read original story ...)
Car chip shortage to abate, smartphones could be next: industry execs
The semiconductor shortage that has gripped the world could last well into 2022 and hit smartphone production next, foreshadowing deficient supply for a range of appliances and industrial equipment, ... ( read original story ...)
Foxconn sees limited impact from huge China floods on iPhone hub
Key Apple supplier Foxconn on Friday said it expects limited impact from massive flooding in the Chinese city of Zhengzhou, the world's biggest iPhone production base, alleviating concerns over ... ( read original story ...)
Trash piles up in Taiwan following COVID curbs
A rising tide of waste is setting off alarm bells in Taiwan.The self-ruled island has been on alert following a spike in COVID-19 cases in April.With people choosing takeout over restaurants and ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus live news: Taiwan to ease restrictions; vaccinations rising in US states with high cases
Taiwan to ease restrictions next week as cases fall; rising jabs in some states a sign ‘frightening’ cases getting attention of vaccine-hesitant, says White House ... ( read original story ...)
Strengthening Taiwan’s Resistance
New legislation could make the island harder for Beijing to control. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s thematic ETF market takes off as competition increases
The number of new thematic exchange traded funds in Taiwan has jumped this year, as fund managers try to stand out amid mounting competition. ETFs recently launched in Taiwan have ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan education initiatives to assure innovation advantage
Education is an important component of the Republic of China (Taiwan) policymaking and is investing aggressively in higher education, towards its innovation ecosystem, its cultural ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to lower COVID-19 alert level as cases drop
Taiwan will lower its COVID-19 alert level from next week though some restrictions will remain, the government said on Friday, with rapidly falling case numbers giving authorities confidence to ... ( read original story ...)
Authorities of the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) visit CABEI Representative Office in Taipei
Distinguished authorities and representatives of the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan), such as the Minister of Finance Dr. Jain-Rong Su; the Vice President of the Central Bank, Mr. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s COVID-19 curbs drive spike in food packaging waste
Taiwan has become inundated with waste after a surge COVID-19 cases prompted movement curbs that led to a spike in online shopping and food deliveries and that is threatening to set back efforts to ... ( read original story ...)