Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, is the latest victim of China's no-compromise zero-COVID strategy, as Beijing has imposed a strict lockdown on an area of central China ...
China-US tensions force Taiwanese tech firms to consider a ‘plan B’ – India or Vietnam
Taiwanese firms are moving an ever larger share of their capital to cheap, well-connected places, including Vietnam and once-unthought-of India Many are retaining basic exposure to mainland China, ...
In An Apparent Provocation Against China, US Telecoms Regulator Commissioner Visits Taiwan
The latest visit by the FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to the self-governed island nation of Taiwan comes amid a heightened Chinese threat in the region.
American FCC official in Taiwan to discuss telecoms issues, cybersecurity
Brendan Carr is expected to meet Taiwanese officials during the three-day trip He told Axios he is looking forward to 'deepening collaboration' with the island A commissioner with the US Federal ...
US FCC commissioner to visit Taiwan to discuss cybersecurity, telecommunications
TAIPEI: United States Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr will visit Taiwan this week, the de facto US embassy in Taiwan said on Wednesday (Nov 2), the latest senior official from the ...
Property transfers decline in Taiwan as buyers play for time
The absence of a seasonal advance had much to do with Taiwan’s interest rate hikes and the TAIEX’s deep corrections that made prospective home buyers more financially cautious, Evertrust deputy ...
China Cites U.S. Ag for Why It’s Chosen Not to Invade Taiwan
China’s own military released a report maybe two months ago that said the single main reason for us not to intervene in Taiwan directly is that the U.S. might see this as an excuse to impose sanctions ...
Property transfers decline as buyers play for time
The absence of a seasonal advance had much to do with Taiwan’s interest rate hikes and the TAIEX’s deep corrections that made prospective home buyers more financially cautious, Evertrust deputy ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Electronics Billionaire Makes Second Sensor Acquisition In A Month
Shares in Yageo, whose parts are found in everything from mobile phones to tablet PCs and cars, gained 9.8% to NT$367 at the Taiwan Stock Exchange today on the news. That helped to lift Chen’s fortune ... ( read original story ...)
EDITORIAL: LEO service critical for security
More importantly, satellite broadband service is a must-have when considering national security and emergency uses, especially in situations in which base stations are damaged and Internet connections ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: Output of Apple iPhones at major China plant could fall 30% amid COVID curbs
Production of Apple Inc's iPhones could slump by as much as 30% at one of the world's biggest factories next month due to tightening COVID-19 curbs in China, a person with direct knowledge of the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan injects momentum into global transition to net-zero emissions
The world has embarked on the transition to net-zero emissions. The innovative approaches to international cooperation highlighted in the Paris Agreement - which calls for wide cooperation by all ... ( read original story ...)
Beware China’s telecom tech: US official
At an event hosted by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank on the topic of cybersecurity, Silvers said he and other US officials were urging other countries ... ( read original story ...)
Major trap facing Chinese President Xi Jinping as threat of Taiwan war escalates
Grand Navigator” Xi Jinping has vowed to bring the 24 million people of democratic Taiwan under Beijing’s control — by force if necessary. ( read original story ...)
Piercing Taiwan’s ‘silicon shield’: Is the semiconductor industry that safeguards the island’s freedom now at risk?
The Star talks to employees of manufacturing giant TSMC amid uncertainty around industry’s ability to navigate new U.S. rules, shifting geopolitics. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan celebrates diversity, equality in east Asia’s largest Pride march
About 120,000 people, many carrying rainbow flags, marched through Taiwan's capital Taipei on Saturday to celebrate LGBTQ+ equality in east Asia's largest Pride march. ( read original story ...)