Discover how Taiwan AI supply chain shifted from Apple-dependent manufacturing to becoming the core of the global AI supply chain, powering GPUs, CoWoS packaging, and AI infrastructure. … More From Apple Dependence to the Rise of the Taiwan AI Supply Chain: How Taiwan Rebuilt Its Strategic Position in Global Technology
FunRaise raised NT$100M in just five months by tackling Taiwan’s fragmented commercial real estate data. Discover how this PropTech startup is redefining AI transformation through data infrastructure and deep industry expertise. … More 🏢 FunRaise and the Rise of Data-Driven PropTech: Why Investors Now Bet on Data, Not Demand
Foxconn EV strategy goes beyond selling cars. By acquiring Luxgen, Foxconn is building a first-party reference EV to validate the MIH platform, internalize EV know-how, and strengthen its global OEM partnerships. … More Luxgen Is Not About Selling Cars — Inside Foxconn EV Strategy’s “Pixel Moment”
Taiwan birth rate has fallen to a historic low, with November births down over 36% year-over-year. The shrinking population raises serious concerns about Taiwan’s future tech talent supply and competitiveness. … More Taiwan Birth Rate Hits Record Low, Raising Alarms for the Tech Talent Pipeline
Taiwan is already a cashless society, but e-payment transaction value remains low. Discover why credit cards dominate, how Taiwan compares with China, Japan, Korea, and Singapore, and what it means for the future of digital payments. … More Cashless but Card-First: Why Taiwan’s E-Payments Trail
Taiwan climbed from #21 to #16 in the latest Global AI Index Taiwan, driven by world-class infrastructure and strong national strategy. Yet three structural weaknesses — AI talent, commercial ecosystem, and development capability — still prevent Taiwan from entering the global top 10. This article provides a full analysis of Taiwan’s AI strengths, gaps, and future potential. … More Global AI Index Taiwan: Why Taiwan Rose to #16 — And the Structural Gaps Blocking the Top 10
This report explores major Taiwan APAC startup trends revealed at AppWorks Demo Day #31 — Taiwan’s rising role as a regional hub, larger fundraising ambitions, and the growing importance of cross-border founding teams. … More 🌏 Taiwan APAC Startup Trends: Three Structural Shifts Revealed at AppWorks Demo Day #31
Google Nvidia Taiwan — two global AI giants now expanding aggressively in Taipei. Google’s TPU push and Nvidia’s GPU dominance are colliding, turning Taiwan into the strategic center of the AI compute war. Here’s how it reshapes data centers, supply chains, and the future of AI hardware. … More Google Nvidia Taiwan: How the Global AI Compute War Has Landed in Taipei — and Why Taiwan Is Becoming Ground Zero
The TSMC Intel 2nm dispute has escalated into a national-level legal and geopolitical crisis. TSMC’s lawsuit against former executive Wei-Jen Lo triggered NT$2B asset freezes, Intel’s response, and even comments from the U.S. State Department. Here’s the full global analysis. … More TSMC Intel 2nm Crisis: How a Legal Battle Escalated Into a U.S.–Taiwan Geopolitical Standoff
European ride-hailing unicorn Bolt enters Taiwan with a sustainable business model—lower driver commissions, no passenger platform fees, and driver-friendly policies. Learn why Taiwan, with its regulatory clarity, digital readiness, and consumer openness, is the ideal first stop for global startups expanding into East Asia. … More Bolt Enters Taiwan: From Price Wars to Sustainable Models—and Why Taiwan Should Be Your First Stop in East Asia