The United States on Wednesday urged the World Health Organization to defy Chinese pressure and invite Taiwan to its annual meeting, which will discuss the coronavirus pandemic. The United States ... ( read original story ...)
US Rallies Support to Back Taiwan’s WHO Bid
The United States is rallying support to back Taiwan's observer status in the World Health Assembly (WHA), the decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO), leading into its annual ... ( read original story ...)
End drunk driving by the use of technology
What is technology enforcement? A new government measure that took effect on March 1 stipulate that motorists whose driver’s license has been revoked for driving under the influence of alcohol are ... ( read original story ...)
ASEAN and Taiwan Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service Market, Forecast to 2025
The ASEAN cloud infrastructure market will gravitate toward a hybrid deployment model (partially premises-based and partially cloud-based) in the next 3 to 5 years. The demand for managed cloud ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Donates 100,000 Surgical Masks to Kansas
Taiwan is donating 100,000 surgical masks to Kansas to help medical and meat packing workers amid the coronavirus outbreak. ( read original story ...)
Crest View International Analysts Report on China’s Kingsoft Cloud as They Prepare for Largest US IPO Since February
Crest View International comments on Kingsoft Cloud as the company are expected to list in the US, making the listing the biggest IPO since February. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan keeps its borders shut despite virus success
Taiwan may have successfully contained coronavirus but it is still hunkering down for the long haul. The Taiwanese government said it was trying to reopen the country’s borders gradually for some ... ( read original story ...)
China Rejects U.S. Claim; Euro-Area Future at Risk: Virus Update
China fired back at U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo, saying he has no evidence to back up claims that Covid-19 escaped from a lab in Wuhan. President Donald Trump said Americans should begin ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan High Speed Rail Shares its Efforts in Combating COVID-19
COVID-19 sweeps across the world while Taiwan earns recognition due to outstanding prevention. With an area of only 36,000 square kilometers, Taiwan not only inhabits a population of up to 23 million, ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to welcome baseball fans back into stadiums this week
Baseball fans will be let back into Taiwanese stadiums this week as the government begins relaxing some controls implemented to tackle coronavirus ... ( read original story ...)
Innodisk Supports Healthcare Industry with Capable Medical-grade Solutions
The ongoing global health crisis is putting enormous strains on healthcare providers around the world, and has sent the demand for medical-grade equipment skyrocketing. With organizations scrambling ... ( read original story ...)
This 38-year-old Toronto grocery store manager makes $85,000. For decades he has sent money to his parents in Taiwan. Now
After years of the grind and paying off debt, 38-year-old Ted, a customer engagement manager at a grocery retail chain, is sitting comfortably making $85,000 a year. Even during COVID-19, he’s able to ... ( read original story ...)
Give Us First-Hand Information to Fight Virus, Taiwan Asks WHO
Taiwan's health minister asked the World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday to ensure the island had access to first-hand information about the coronavirus, saying that not having the full picture ... ( read original story ...)
Chang Wah to expand high-end leadframe production in Taiwan
Lead frame specialist Chang Wah Technology will retain high-end manufacturing operations in Taiwan by incorporating advanced equipment and patented solutions from Japan's Ohkuchi Materials (OM), and ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus helps China pull ahead in the 5G race
TAIPEI -- In February, as cities throughout Sichuan Province were locked down to ... Beijing began accelerating 5G deployment last year as tensions with Washington heated up over trade and technology ... ( read original story ...)
Hotel bookings down, but camping holds up in Taiwan – afraid of tight spaces indoors, Taiwanese head for the great outdoors
Hotels in Taiwan are empty, but campgrounds on the island are packed as people staycation their fears away – from hillside retreats that are close to nature, to tents pitched in an office building in ... ( read original story ...)