An 18-year-old student from Taiwan who inherited NT$500 million (P905.7 million) fell to his death—just two hours after his alleged marriage to a man he met twice. The Straits Times reported that the ...
DFI Exhibits 5G Smart Pole at Computex, Integrating AI Computing to Greatly Improve Urban Efficiency
DFI today announced their participation in Computex Taipei 2023. With Smart Cities being the spotlight this year, DFI and partner 5GIoTLead Technology showcased their 5G Smart Pole solution. By ...
Emma — The Sleep Company Dreams Up First Sleep Hotels in Australia and Taiwan
The Sleep Company is embracing the flourishing trend of sleep tourism by opening two bespoke sleep hotels: one in Sydney, Australia and the other in Taipei, Taiwan. As more travelers seek out a truly ...
COMPUTEX 2023 Opens With the World’s Best Igniting the AI Craze
COMPUTEX and InnoVEX will be held today, May 30, in Halls 1 and 2 of the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. This year is the first in-person COMPUTEX since the pandemic. Renowned for its cutting-edge ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Well Positioned for the AI Rush
Last week will be remembered as the week AI proved it was more than just a blip in the radar for the market. NVIDIA’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) earnings and guidance cemented that the demand for AI is real, the ...
Typhoon Mawar lashes eastern Taiwan and Philippines on path to Japan
Wind, rain and waves caused by Typhoon Mawar lashed Taiwan's eastern coastline and the northern Philippines on a path to Japan on Tuesday. Residents of Taiwan's fishing town of Yilan secured boats and homes as waves crashed on to shore. “I will not worry.
Taiwan and Central Europe are increasingly aligned politically and economically: Interview with Polish analyst Marcin Jerzewski
Taiwan and Central Europe did not prioritize mutual relations until the COVID-19 pandemic during which they developed intensive ties that have evolved today to a much more robust relationship.
Global AI Server Shipments Forecasted to Increase 40% in 2023 Amid Rising AI Demand, Says TrendForce
TrendForce analysis indicates that NVIDIA’s GPUs currently dominate the AI server market, commanding an impressive 60–70% market share. Hot on its heels are ASIC chips, independently developed by CSPs ...
Taiwan rushing to keep the communications open
We need to be more resilent Taiwan’s leaders want to speed-up plans to make the island more resilient to communications breakdowns and direct attacks on its digital infrastructure. The country is ...
Nvidia CEO Huang: ‘Everyone is a programmer’ with A.I.
The A.I. frenzy has boosted Nvidia's business due to soaring chips demand. Now, CEO Jensen Huang thinks everyone can benefit from the boom.
Historic property owner fined for restoration work
The owner of an historic property on Taipei’s Boai Road is to be fined after they continued with renovations despite the building being flagged for review as a cultural heritage site. The property, ...
Nvidia wins US$223 million subsidy from Taiwan to set up AI R&D center
Nvidia has become the second American multinational semiconductor company to receive subsidies from the "Pilot Enterprise R&D Deep Dive Program" launched by the Department of Industrial Technology ...
Nvidia CEO Gets Rock Star Reception in Taiwan With AI Stock Surge
Jensen Huang, chief executive officer of chip phenom Nvidia Corp., is getting the kind of treatment usually reserved for celebrities and sports stars during a trip to Taiwan.
Taiwan’s Lai Wants to Tell Xi Jinping to ‘Chill Out’ Over Dinner
Dinner with strangers can often be a little awkward, especially when your guest has threatened you with invasion. Still, that hasn’t deterred Taiwan’s Vice President Lai Ching-te from naming Chinese ...
EU-Taiwan symposium explores satellite industry cooperation and challenges
EU-Taiwan Space Opportunity Symposium on May 29, leading players in Taiwan's satellite industry gathered to explore cooperation opportunities with the European Union (EU). The event was co-organized ...
Taiwan rushes to prevent China from cutting internet, phones
Audrey Tang, who heads Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs, says she wants the island’s $740 billion economy to be able to handle the possible collapse of all its communications in the event of an ...