A murder suspect who fled to the Chinese mainland after allegedly gunning down a man in Taiwan will be sent back to the island after finishing quarantine at a mainland hotel, a mainland spokesman said ... ( read original story ...)
US and Taiwan aim for new trade framework to tackle supply chain and semiconductor issues
US secretary of commerce and the island’s economics minister discuss ways to make trade systems more resilient. ( read original story ...)
User data on payment app exposed to public in Japan, Taiwan
Messaging app company says employee ‘accidentally’ uploaded user data on software development platform Github - Anadolu Agency ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan November exports hit record, outlook good ahead of year-end
TAIPEI: Taiwan's exports rose for a 17th straight month in November to a new high as its manufacturers gained from sustained demand for consumer electronics in the coming year-end shopping season and ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Aims to be Global Leader in Artificial Intelligence with New AI HUB Initiative
The benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) technology have been validated in many domains, where AI has helped reduce costs, ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan shooter to be repatriated: mainland spokesperson
A male suspect of a shooting in Taiwan will be repatriated after his COVID-19 quarantine ends in Xiamen a city facing Taiwan across ... ( read original story ...)
Christmas Has Arrived In The Metaverse – AR Titan Speed 3D Inc. Launches New Funkar Gifting Service Platform – The First To Enter Metaverse
When "Metaverse"swept the world, Apple CEO Tim Cook said "I stay away from buzzwords and prefer to call it augmented reality", praising AR as the core technology behind Metaverse. Mastering the hard ... ( read original story ...)
US-China tech war: semiconductor links across Taiwan Strait faces political headwind
The long-standing bond between mainland China, the world’s second-largest economy, and semiconductor powerhouse Taiwan faces its stiffest challenge to date. ( read original story ...)
YesHealth Smart Farm in Taiwan, China, to fill the lettuce gap during epidemic
In recent years, extreme climate variability has caused issues for crop production from time to time. Coupled with the epidemic in the past two years, many crops have faced the dilemma ... ( read original story ...)
Telecom Italia nearing decision on advisers for KKR deal – sources
The TIM logo is seen at the telecom company's headquarters in Rome, Italy November 22, 2021. REUTERS/Yara Nardi/File Photo ... ( read original story ...)
KODA Joins the Chinatown-International District
DA LI has now completed building KODA Condominium Flats at Fifth and South Main. A growing trend has been residents choosing transit-oriented and walkable urban areas, instead of car-centric suburban ... ( read original story ...)
China’s bizarre move to surface ICBM submarine in Taiwan Strait
Missile submarines are built to be secretive. They submerge to keep their nuclear arsenal safely out of sight. So when one parades itself on the surface, the world pays attention. ( read original story ...)
Tata’s chip making plan may hit silicon wafers import walls on surging global shortage: Report
The Tata Group is reportedly in discussions with several states to identify the land to build a USD 300 million chip making unit. According to reports.. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s first home-made submarine may be ready a year ahead of schedule
A ‘keel-laying’ ceremony held last month marked the end of the first phase of construction of the Indigenous Defence Submarine. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s 1 alarming insecurity, according to Intel’s chief operating officer, necessitates aid to American chipmakers
Mr. Patrick Gelsinger, chief operating officer of Intel Corporation, expressed his concern for Taiwan and emphasized the importance of helping American ... ( read original story ...)
Morning news brief: US employees’ phones hacked, Blinken warns China and more
We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From Blinken warning China over increasing incursions in Taiwan to reports saying 11 US govt employees’ phones were hacked using NSO Group’s spyware ... ( read original story ...)