TAIPEI, TAIWAN / ACCESSWIRE / May 19, 2022 / Taiwanese battery materials manufacturer Aleees (TPEx:5227) announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with one US (New York Stock Exchange ... ( read original story ...)
‘Deadly serious’: U.S. quietly urging Taiwan to follow Ukraine playbook for countering China
U.S. officials are pushing their Taiwanese counterparts with new urgency to look to Ukraine's success in fending off Russian forces as a blueprint for countering a Chinese attack, former and current U ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Excellence’s “Smart Tech, Smart Clothing” Webinar Highlights Innovations from Taiwan for the Outdoor Industry
Now, wearables combined with smart textiles — “smart wearables”— are the upcoming hot items in the outdoor industry. Taiwan Excellence — the symbol encapsulating Taiwan’s best and most innovative ... ( read original story ...)
Envision the Future and Take on the Power of Computing with GIGABYTE at COMPUTEX 2022
GIGABYTE, a world leader in computer technology, will be presenting “Power of Computing” as its theme of the year, and exhibiting its leading products and solutions designed for various industries and ... ( read original story ...)
Strong US dollar fueling market volatility: central bank
A stronger US dollar is taking a toll on the local currency by fueling volatility on local financial markets and adding pressure to imported inflation, a phenomenon the central bank will address at ... ( read original story ...)
Systems to defend against UAVs approved: source
The military yesterday approved a project to install indigenous uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) defense systems at 45 bases across the nation to neutralize hostile drones, a military source said. Under ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwanese computer chip giant considers opening new plant in Singapore
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC is exploring the possibility of setting up a new factory in Singapore to help address the global chip shortage, the Wall Street Journal reported. Th ... ( read original story ...)
US commits to ‘asymmetric defence strategy’ for Taiwan
The US will continue to promote an ‘asymmetric defence strategy‘ when considering military sales to Taiwan in light of the island‘s rising cross-strait tensions ... ( read original story ...)
US’ push to invite Taiwan to WHA sparks backlash as COVID cases surpass 1 million mark on island
COVID-19 cases have exceeded one million in the island of Taiwan, but Washington and Taiwan authorities still focus on playing political games to advocate for the World Health Organization (WHO) to ... ( read original story ...)
China decries Blinken’s statement on Taiwan region’s WHO status
China on Thursday rejected the United States' call for inviting the Taiwan region to the upcoming annual meeting of the World Health Organization (WHO), saying it as another attempt of playing the ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Congress weighs plan to finance Taiwan weapon purchases
The U.S. Congress is considering a plan to provide several billion dollars of financial support to Taiwan so the island can procure weapons, according to three sources connected to the legislature. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan April export orders seen growing for 26th month on robust demand
Taiwan's export orders likely rose in April for the 26th straight month, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, supported by the pandemic-led demand for technology products, although global economic woes ... ( read original story ...)
COMPUTEX Keynote with Supermicro CEO
TAITRA (Taiwan External Trade Development Council) announced today that Supermicro's founder and CEO Charles Liang will deliver a COMPUTEX CEO Keynote on the latest technology and system innovations ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan says WHO ignoring requests for observer status at assembly
Taiwan expressed "dissatisfaction and regret" over the World Health Organization's failure to invite it to attend an upcoming annual assembly in Geneva, amid diplomatic pressure from China to isolate ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan April Export Orders Seen Growing for 26th Month on Robust Demand: Reuters Poll
Taiwan's export orders likely rose in April for the 26th straight month, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, supported by the pandemic-led demand for technology ... ( read original story ...)
Forbidden love: Taiwan’s gay couples seek foreign marriage equality
Taiwan's LGBTQ community celebrated the third year of gay marriage being legal this week, but for Vincent Chuang it was a bittersweet reminder that he still cannot wed because he fell in love with a ... ( read original story ...)