Taiwan broadens semiconductor incorporate Central Europe
An essential motorist is TSMC’s 10 billion euro (USD 10.33 billion) financial investment in the semiconductor factory in Dresden.
Taiwan to help technology companies in Mexico in the middle of United States toll modifications
Taiwan’s financial investment in Mexico complete $ 4 billion, and has actually developed regarding 70,000 tasks because 1999.
Taiwan prohibits federal government use DeepSeek over safety threats
Deepseek’s AI aide went beyond ChatGPT in the Application Shop download.
Taiwan to hold emergency situation talks on Trump’s chip tolls
The semiconductor market in Taiwan is very important to its economic situation, representing a big component of the nation’s exports.
Taiwan considers assistance amidst United States toll proposition
Taiwan intends to keep its function in the worldwide supply chain and remain to accept global companions.
Taiwan technology company anticipates company rebound in Q2 2025
Powertech is broadening its chip product packaging capacities, spending NT$ 15 billion (US$ 457.8 million) in innovation.
TSMC procedures return to after Taiwan quake
TSMC reported that employees at some manufacturing facilities in main and southerly Taiwan have actually been left as a preventive step.
Taiwan start-up center opens up in Silicon Valley
Regardless of worldwide difficulties, Taiwan is growing, with 10,000 start-ups and elevating a document $2.8 billion in financing in 2023.
Taiwan greenlights TSMC’s United States financial investment in 2nm chip plant
The Taiwanese federal government has formerly limited neighborhood chip makers from developing innovative chip manufacturing plants overseas.
Taiwan mobile phone lens manufacturer reports document Q4 earnings
In 2024, Largan’s internet earnings will certainly amount to roughly US$ 788 million, a boost of 45% from the previous year.
Nvidia eyes Taiwan workplace development: chief executive officer Jensen Huang
He hinted that the statement would certainly be made at Computex Taipei, which will certainly be held from May 20 to 23, however did not give additional information at the time.
Taiwan authorizes ‘Southern Silicon Valley’ AI task
The federal government will certainly collaborate with the economic sector to improve calculating power, information storage space and study capacities.
TSMC will build two more chip factories in southern Taiwan
These new facilities, P4 and P5, are part of TSMC's goal to build five fabs in the city by 2027.
Taiwan spends US$609 million to reduce risks in artificial intelligence and semiconductor industries
The government said the cuts could hamper Taiwan's partnerships with global technology companies such as Micron, Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia.
Delivery Hero shares fall 9% after Taiwan blocks Uber deal
The decline comes after Taiwan decided to block the sale of its local subsidiary Foodpanda to Uber.
Taiwan blocks Uber Eats' acquisition of Foodpanda
Fair Trading concluded that the anti-competitive risks outweighed any potential benefits.
Taiwan in talks with Amazon's Kuiper for satellite network
Taiwan is seeking to partner with Amazon to develop the company’s new Kuiper Broadband Network satellite constellation, the island’s science and technology minister said on Tuesday, as the island looks to build
Taiwan sets up chip team to reduce dependence on China
Taiwan is ramping up drone production to meet defense needs and strengthen supply chains to reduce reliance on the Chinese market.
The United States finalizes US$406 million in subsidies for Taiwan Global Wafer
The plan includes the first high-volume production of 300mm wafers for advanced semiconductors.
Taiwan officials meet with Trump team in U.S.: sources
Senior Taiwanese officials have flown to Washington, D.C., to establish contacts with the incoming Trump administration. Two officials from the island's National Security Council met this week to liaise with the president-elect's
Taiwan warns China deploys largest naval fleet in 30 years
Taiwan defense officials say China has dispatched its largest naval fleet to the region's waters in nearly three decades. They said the threat to Taiwan was more obvious than in previous Chinese
Line Pay is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange
It became the first global line service to be listed on a stock exchange.
China sanctions U.S. military companies over arms sales to Taiwan
China imposed sanctions on 13 U.S. military companies on Thursday following its latest arms sales to Taiwan. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announcement came after the United States allowed Taiwanese President Lai
Tokyo Electron invests US$61.5 million to establish Taiwan operations center
The center may employ up to 1,000 people.