In this April 12, 2017 photo, Taiwan’s “digital minister” Audrey Tang speaks during an interview in Seoul, South Korea. Taiwanese see propaganda everywhere. Decades of Martial Law will do that. ( read original story ...)
ITRI and TSMC Announces a New SOT-MRAM Technology at VLSI 2020
Taiwan’s ITRI(Industrial Technology Research Institute) announced a world-leading SOT-MRAM technology which is co-developed with TSMC. Apart from this, ITRI also cooperated with National Yang Ming ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s Momentum As Tech Hub “Waning,” AmCham Taiwan Says
“While our members continuously laud Taiwan’s workforce for its trustworthiness, business ethics, and dedication, they often lament the lack of international mindset and lagging English skills among ... ( read original story ...)
Mild Technical Rebound Likely For Taiwan Stock Market
The Taiwan stock market turned emphatically lower again on Wednesday, one day after ending the eight-day losing streak in which it ... ( read original story ...)
62% of Taiwan’s employees willing to forgo higher salaries or job promotions for work-life balance: Michael Page
Sparked by the global pandemic, the Great Resignation has been happening in Taiwan for the past two years and will only intensify in 2022. There has been a wave of resignations in Taiwan with almost ... ( read original story ...)
Former Defense secretary says China ‘could bring Taiwan to its knees’ without invading
Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates discussed China’s chokehold on Taiwan amid rising tensions between the two on the most recent episode of the “One Decision” podcast. Gates talked to former MI6 ... ( read original story ...)
Ancient Afghan Buddhist city threatened by Chinese copper mine
An ancient Buddhist city carved out of immense peaks near Kabul is in danger of disappearing forever, swallowed up by a Chinese consortium exploiting one of the world’s largest copper deposits. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan claims 29 Chinese aircraft entered its air defence zone
Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defence (MND) has claimed that 29 Chinese aircraft have entered its air defence identification zone (ADIZ) on 21 June. ( read original story ...)
China sends 29 warplanes to harass Taiwan
China sent 29 fighter jets and bombers into Taiwan’s air defence identification zone yesterday, the third biggest operation of its type largest against the se ... ( read original story ...)
Aetina and Fibocom Collaborates to Bring High-Speed 5G Capacity to Edge AI Computing Platforms
Speed 5G Capacity to Edge AI Computing Platforms. NEW TAIPEI CITY, Taiwan, June 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Aetina, a leading provider o ... ( read original story ...)
First Pineapples, Now Fish: To Pressure Taiwan, China Flexes Economic Muscle
Taiwan’s lucrative grouper industry is bracing for heavy losses after China’s recent ban on imports of the fish from the island. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Blasts ‘Big Bully’ China After 29 Warplanes Fly Near Island
The Chinese air force has flown more than 500 sorties into Taiwan's air defense identification zone this year. ( read original story ...)
Google, Mizuho Bank and TMYTEK shed light on corporate startup management and synergies
With global digital transformation accelerating and breakthroughs in a wide range of tech developments - such as those for 5G, AI, cloud/edge computing, metaverse/virtual-physical integration, ... ( read original story ...)
China Sends Warplanes Near Taiwan After US Rejects Strait Claims
China sent its third-largest sortie of warplanes toward Taiwan this year, after the US rejected Chinese claims over the Taiwan Strait and reports of arms sales talks with Taipei in Washington. Most ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Business Group Calls for ‘Urgent’ Taiwan Free Trade Talks
Comparative assessments and other editorial opinions are those of U.S. News and have not been previously reviewed, approved or endorsed by any other entities, such as banks, credi ... ( read original story ...)
COVID claims spike in Taiwan could create capital event for non-life insurers: AM Best
According to a new AM Best report, a spike in claims due to a COVID-19 resurgence could lead to a capital event for some of Taiwan’s non-life insurers, ... ( read original story ...)