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TAIPEI -- Japan's efforts to lure global chipmakers are bearing fruit as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. announces plans to construct a second plant in the country, drawn by generous subsidies and cheaper costs compared with the U.S. and Europe.
TAIPEI -- Two of the world's biggest PC makers plan to step up manufacturing in India this year as the country weighs tightening import restrictions to boost the local tech industry.
TAIPEI -- Major notebook computer maker Compal Electronics will finalize plans to build its first automotive electronics plant in Europe this year as part of its efforts to reduce geopolitical risks and offset a slowdown in the PC industry.
TAIPEI -- A populist former presidential candidate who was recalled as a city mayor has been elected speaker of Taiwan's legislature, raising the specter of bitter infighting over reforms and defense spending to counter an increasingly aggressive China.
TAIPEI -- The market for artificial intelligence is not the only thing heating up. So, too, are the chips and servers that power the cutting-edge technology, driving demand for more efficient cooling solutions.
TAIPEI - A pilots’ union late on Jan 28 reached a deal with Taiwan’s Eva Airways to avert a strike that had been threatened over the crucial Chinese New Year holiday in a dispute over salaries and working conditions.
There is breaking news that suggests Tuvalu’s prime minister, Kausea Natano, has lost his seat in local elections. This sets the stage for Seve Paeniu and Enele Sopoaga to make a move for the prime ministership.
Prime Minister Natano had pledged to continue support for Taiwan, a diplomatic ally since 1979. Another leadership contender, Seve Paeniu, has said diplomatic ties should be reviewed, with the new government deciding whether Taiwan or Beijing can best respond to Tuvalu’s needs.