Taiwan-based automated plating equipment maker Process Advance Technology (PAT) has announced it will work with IBM Taiwan to establish a HANA on IBM Cloud system. To enhance its differentiation, PAT has been developing and releasing equipment using latest ... ( read original story ...)
Three more Taiwanese fraud suspects deported from Cambodia to China
Taipei, July 29 (CNA) Three more Taiwanese nationals arrested by Cambodian authorities earlier this month for suspected involvement in telecom fraud were deported to China Saturday, according to Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC). The three formed ... ( read original story ...)
President urges vigilance as Typhoon Nesat hits Taiwan
Taipei, July 29 (CNA) President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) on Saturday directed authorities responsible for disaster prevention and rescue to stay vigilant for the possible impact to lives and property from Typhoon Nesat, which is forecast to make landfall ... ( read original story ...)
ITRI to invite foreign IoT startups to partner with Taiwan makers
Taiwan's government-backed Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) is carrying out a special project to invite selected international youth startups engaged in IoT to visit Taiwan to better learn the country's supply chains and locate optimal ... ( read original story ...)
Elderly Taiwan Women Reinvent Local Rush Weaving Industry
For a long time, the products of rush weaving have been reputed for their flexibility, natural sweet smell, smooth feeling and inherent property to dispel mosquitoes ... Moreover, the Taiwan Yuan-Li Handiwork Association has often invited fashion designers ... ( read original story ...)
Typhoon Nesat to slam Taiwan, southeastern China with heavy rain, damaging winds
Taitung County in southeastern Taiwan announced on Friday that they would be shutting ... additional flooding and mudslides will threaten more lives and property across western Luzon into this weekend, posing more danger to lives and property. ( read original story ...)
Telecom suspects busted in Cambodia, Sichuan
[Photo by HAO FEI/CHINA DAILY] A total of 124 people, including seven Taiwan residents, were arrested in Sichuan province and Cambodia on suspicion of cross-border telecom fraud, the Ministry of Public Security said on Thursday. According to the ministry ... ( read original story ...)