China's military for the first time fired missiles over Taipei, flew waves of drones over some of Taiwan's offshore islands near the Chinese coast, sailed warships across the median line of the Taiwan ...
Canada to send more warships to Taiwan Strait as China claims ‘sovereign rights’
Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning at a briefing said China always "respects the navigational rights of other countries" but holds "sovereign rights and jurisdiction in the Taiwan Strait".
Taiwan Semiconductor to announce 2nd Phoenix factory during Biden visit. Company plans $40B investment
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s massive economic investment in Arizona is about to get much bigger. The company plans to announce construction of another factory when President Biden visits ...
Biden to visit Taiwan’s TSMC chip plant in Arizona, hail supply chain fixes
President Joe Biden will visit the Arizona plant of TSMC on Tuesday as the Taiwanese chipmaker is set to more than triple its planned investment in the factory to $40 billion, among the largest ...
Can GlobalFoundries Be the U.S. Version of Taiwan Semi
Contract semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries (NYSE: GFS) is the fourth largest producer of computer chips producing 7% of the world’s supply.
China Repeats Claim to Taiwan Strait as U.S. Ally Eyes Naval Presence
The U.S. sails naval assets through the strait on a near-monthly basis to assert navigational rights. In September, a frigate from the Royal Canadian Navy and a U.S. Navy destroyer conducted their ...
Taiwan’s TSMC will make 3-nanometer chips in $12B factory in Arizona
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Taiwan-Japan semiconductor forum draws attention with key Japanese politician giving keynote
The fact that a heavyweight Japanese lawmaker spoke at the "2022 Taiwan-Japan Technology Dialogue: Semiconductor Key Technology and Talent Forum" on the same day that US president Joe Biden ...
Jay Chou appears as special guest on JJ Lin’s Taipei concert
Singapore mandopop star JJ Lin had a very special guest during the second night of his sold-out concerts in Taipei - fellow mandopop king Jay Chou.
Taiwan’s award-winning student paper shows breakthrough in stacking GeSn nanosheet transistors
A National Taiwan University (NTU) student research paper won the semiconductor industry's prestigious IEDM's 2021 Roger A. Haken Best Student Paper Award, demonstrating capabilities of stacking eight ...
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Falls on Inflation Fears but Continues Its Ride Above $17K
Bitcoin was recently trading down 1.1% over the past 24 hours, although it clung above its $17,000 support of the last six days. The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has seemingly ...
BenQ Materials Showcases Smart Optical Film & Taiwan’s Green Certification at Taipei Building Show
BenQ Materials will highlight its cutting-edge smart optical film at this year's Taipei Building Show on December 8-11. Among a variety of applications, the film offers designers, architects, builders ...
Taiwan’s ‘living hell’ traffic is a tourism problem, say critics
The crux of Taiwan's road safety issues, he says, primarily lies in the lack of updated road engineering and design expertise, road design guidelines that are "unclear" and only " ...
Taiwantrade.com launches the TTverse metaverse website to connect you with technology suppliers from Taiwan
The Taiwantrade.com metaverse website TTverse enables connections and cyber meetings with digital solutions providers in various fields including VR/AR/MR, AI, IoT, 5G, and optica ...
Taiwan’s Air Force Band Boosts Morale, Patriotism on the Front Line
Started in 2018, the Taiwan air force's "Tiger Band" is made up of fighter pilots, ground crews and other personnel at the Chihhang air base in Taitung on Taiwan's mountainous and scenic east coast, ...
Taiwan export decline seen picking up pace in November
Taiwan's exports likely dropped in November for the third month in a row and at a much sharper pace, amid fears of a global recession, uncertainties due to the war in Ukraine, and COVID-19 flare-ups ...