Taipei's Songshan Airport has launched a new facial scanning system it hopes will reduce costs and wait times.
Taiwan’s smart building industry sets sights on 2026 as a pivotal growth year
Taiwan has long been recognized as a global hardware powerhouse, but its building technology sector is now staking a claim in the smarter, software-driven frontier of urban infrastructure. Backed by ...
Exein opens Taipei hub with unlimited Taiwan investment, aims to build chip-to-application cybersecurity ecosystem
Italian embedded cybersecurity firm Exein has opened an Asia-Pacific operations center in Taipei and pledged essentially unlimited investment in Taiwan, a move with implications for global supply ...
China Calls US Claims of Military Pressure on Taiwan a ‘Distortion’
The United States' claims about China exerting military pressure on Taiwan are distorted, and demonstrate its "malicious intentions", a government spokesperson in Beijing said on Wednesday. China ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. ADR
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Buyer says considering IPO for AIG Taiwan unit
TAIPEI (Reuters) - The head of the group buying AIG's Taiwan unit said on Wednesday it may consider a share offer and promised not to sell the business for 10 years. Samuel Yin, chairman of Ruen Chen ...
Finance sector entering volatile period, PwC says
Taiwan’s financial sector is entering a more volatile period as geopolitical tensions, currency and interest-rate pressures, and rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) reshape the industry’s ...
The U.S. and Silicon Valley may be running out of time to deal with Taiwan
Most advanced chips, including those for AI, are produced on the island, which China has long believed to be its own. Over four decades, I have had the opportunity to consult with almost all of the ...
Hormuz chaos sparks warning: China could strangle Taiwan without firing a shot
China may not need to invade Taiwan to spark a global economic crisis, experts warn, citing the island's dominance in advanced semiconductor production.
Taipei car show highlights EV push amid global energy crisis
Electric vehicles were the main focus at a Taipei auto show as global buyers looked for new opportunities amid energy uncertainty. Local industry leaders say EVs and smart vehicles are becoming a ...
The long handshake: Xi’s quiet grip on Taiwan’s soul
Plus, Xi uses Taiwan outreach to shape potential U.S. policy shift.
Explore Taichung Aquarium, Taiwan’s New Marine Tourism Icon
Taichung Aquarium emerges as a new icon of marine tourism in Taiwan, combining education, technology, and recreation.
Taiwan commercial property deals stay near record highs on AI boom
Transaction volumes for commercial property surpassed NT$161b in 2025. Taiwan’s commercial property market maintained near-record transaction levels in 2025, supported by strong economic growth and AI ...
Taipei wary of Beijing’s incentives to boost cross-strait exchanges
TAIPEI – Taiwan’s tourism sector may soon welcome more Chinese tourists, while Taiwanese farmers and fishermen could be given easier access to the lucrative Chinese market – and they would have the ...
Taiwan Plans Drills to Counter Risk of China Energy Blockade
Taiwan will conduct new drills in coming weeks to ensure the island has access to critical supplies in the event of a Chinese blockade, a risk demonstrated by Iran’s closure of a global energy chokepoint.
Crimson Desert’s momentum and mixed results for new mobile titles: Taiwan game market in March
INVEN provides a monthly report on the Taiwan game market. Get a quick overview of news from this increasingly important market. This report was provided by HappyTuk, a local publisher of online and mobile games in Taiwan.