Taiwan plans to boost military exchanges with the US to curb authoritarian expansionism, President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) said yesterday after meeting with visiting US lawmakers. The five-day US ...
Taiwan Semiconductor likely to delay Europe fab investment until 2025
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) will most likely delay its new Europe factory to around 2025 from its earlier plan of 2023 amid the severity of automotive chip short ...
Foxconn chairman to visit COVID-hit iPhone plant in China -source
Foxconn Chairman Liu Young-way departed on Tuesday for a four-day inspection of the company's iPhone plant in Zhengzhou, China, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
Taiwan January export orders fall more slowly, downside risks remain
TAIPEI: Taiwan's export orders in January contracted from a year earlier for a fifth month in a row, though at a slower pace, hit by a continued slump in Chinese demand and weaker global consumer ...
Damage to Taiwan’s submarine cables highlights rising China tensions
Chunghwa Telecom says it is seeking faster solutions and is already ... In the past five years, submarine cables connecting Taiwan to the Matsu Islands have been cut 25 times, including four times ...
LITEON Launches Innovative Private Network Solutions for 5G and Beyond at MWC’23 in Barcelona
MWC, LITEON will exhibit diverse scenarios of 5G vertical applications by deploying the innovative 5G RAN solutions including 5G SA mmWave O-RU, home using femtocell, and lightweight outdoor small ...
Taiwan’s export orders fall for fifth straight month, hit by 45.9 per cent slump in mainland China and Hong Kong
Taiwan's export orders totalled US$47.51 billion last month, down by 19.3 per cent year on year Orders to Taiwan from mainland China and Hong Kong declined 45.9 per cent over the same period Export ...
Scammer ordered to pay Chunghwa Telecom NT$17m
A former Chunghwa Telecom customer must pay the company NT$17 million (US$55,903) in damages, after he resold 3,525 mobile phones he had purchased through preferential contracts with the telecom, the ...
Taiwan university alliances leading the way in reviving Philippine educational exchanges
Governments, universities should get more involved in Taiwan-Philippine higher education ties as investment could provide a post-Covid economic boost.
China sanctions US military companies supplying arms to Taiwan
China officially put Lockheed Martin and a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies on an “unreliable entities list” after they sold weapons and military technology to Taiwan. The move is the latest in a ...
Taiwan offers hope in battle to save vulnerable pangolin
Tougher laws and changing attitudes to nature have helped the island’s Formosan pangolin population recover. Taipei, Taiwan – Set against the forested hills and tea plantations around Taiwan’s capital ...
The World’s Most Vulnerable Supply Chain Impacts All Supply Chains
The semiconductor supply chain is very vulnerable. China is unwilling to say they will not invade Taiwan, a critical choke point in the global semiconductor supply chain. Even worse, the chip supply ...
US launches ‘disruptive technologies’ unit
US Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco, the second-most senior US Department of Justice official, made the announcement at a speech at Chatham House in London. Monaco said the initiative would be a ...
Winbond says Q1 to be worst this year for prices
Memorychip maker Winbond Electronics Corp (華邦電) yesterday said that this quarter would be its worst of the year in terms of average selling prices and factory utilization as customers signaled a ...
Two undersea cables in Taiwan Strait severed within a week
Two undersea cables linking the main island of Taiwan with remote islands have been cut within a week, apparently by Chinese vessels.
Taiwan Jan export orders seen falling for fifth month: Reuters poll
Orders for Taiwan's exports likely contracted for a fifth month in January and at a faster clip than the prior month, a Reuters poll showed on Friday, as global demand for the island's ...