Nvidia’s NT$100 Billion Investment in MediaTek Highlights Taiwan’s Growing Tech Landscape
Taipei: Nvidia’s substantial investment in MediaTek, exceeding NT$100 billion, has captured headlines across Taiwan, underlining
Taipei: Nvidia’s substantial investment in MediaTek, exceeding NT$100 billion, has captured headlines across Taiwan, underlining
Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) on Tuesday issued heavy or extremely heavy rain advisories for seven cities and counties
Taipei: A sea warning for Typhoon Dolphin could be issued as early as Friday afternoon as the storm moves closer to Taiwan, the Central Weather Administration (CWA) said Wednesday. As
Taipei: Autonomous platforms and electronic warfare capabilities will be crucial to the development of effective unmanned systems, Taiwanese technology executives said Tuesday. At a seminar organized by the Taipei Computer
Taipei: A small shipment of pumpkin seed oil imported from Austria has been rejected at Taiwan’s border after testing found excessive levels of the carcinogen benzo[a]pyrene, the Taiwan Food and
Taipei: The Taiwan Millennium Health Foundation and 7-Eleven have introduced a rewards program designed to promote healthy habits such as walking, maintaining balanced diets, and regular health monitoring. This initiative
Taipei: Taiwan’s eight-member team achieved remarkable success at the 23rd International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL) in Bucharest, Romania, clinching two silver medals, four bronze medals, and four honorable mentions, with every
Port moresby: Papua New Guinea’s decision to close Taiwan’s trade office in Port Moresby is puzzling from a diplomatic standpoint, but it signals a coming expansion of its economic relationship
Washington: With President Trump’s economic agenda taking effect, the United States is seeing an economic revival across its manufacturing industry. July registered the strongest expansion in domestic manufacturing activity in
Taipei: Humanitarian aid from Taiwan’s Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation arrived in Japan’s Kumamoto Prefecture on Monday to assist people displaced by a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck the
Taipei: Taipei will expand its weekly free milk program to include junior high school students beginning with the new school year on Aug. 31, the city’s Department of Education announced
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