From AI to semiconductors, Taiwan leads the world in high-tech—but struggles to retain, utilize, and attract talent. This article dives into the causes, risks, and what must change for Taiwan to become a true innovation nation.
Taiwan’s Oen Tech raises NT$100M in Series A funding, advancing its supporter engagement SaaS platform and targeting Southeast Asia for expansion.
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Discover how Taiwan and Korea Partner with semiconductor industries have transformed from intense competition in display and memory to strategic AI collaboration, shaping the future of the global AI supply chain.
AWS’s new Taiwan region (ap-east-2) joins Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure’s existing data centers, making Taiwan a pivotal digital hub in Asia-Pacific’s cloud and AI ecosystem. Explore how this milestone strengthens Taiwan’s tech ecosystem and fuels digital transformation and startup innovation.
✍️ 【延伸觀察】2025 東科-KY 股東會：我的五個關鍵問題與解讀 ==== In my previous article, I shared my experience as a long-term shareholder of Eastech-KY (5225), attending the company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the first time and the five key questions I raised. 👉 Read my earlier post here: Eastech 2025 Shareholder Meeting Recap In this article, I want to…
身為長期持有東科-KY數百張股票的股東，我在 2025 年股東會上直接提問公司管理層，聚焦 AI 策略、庫藏股計畫與產能佈局。這篇文章分享完整的問題、回應與我的觀察，帶你一探台灣企業如何在川普關稅與全球挑戰中持續創新與應變。
At Computex 2025, while tech leaders like NVIDIA and Qualcomm took center stage, Intel’s new CEO quietly visited Taiwan, reaffirming the island’s pivotal role in global tech strategy and the AI race.