Taipei is testing autonomous buses, building smart transportation infrastructure, and developing government AI agents. Explore how Taipei Smart City initiatives could shape Taiwan’s future as an AI-powered urban innovation hub. … More Taipei Smart City: Why Autonomous Buses Are Just the Beginning
Acer’s expansion into the smart home market reflects a broader industry shift from mechanical engineering to electronics and software-driven innovation, creating new opportunities for Taiwan’s technology supply chain in IoT and connected devices. … More From PCs to the Smart Home Market: Why Acer’s Move into Home Appliances Signals a Broader Industry Shift
Discover the key effective insights on AI Personal Branding and how generative AI tools enable professionals to build scalable content systems, strengthen visibility, and develop long-term thought leadership. … More The Key Effective Insights on AI Personal Branding from a Guest Lecture at Kainan University
Insights from AI EXPO Taiwan reveal key AI industry trends 2026, including the shift from model performance to system integration, enterprise deployment, and real-world AI applications. … More AI Industry Trends 2026: 4 Structural Shifts Observed at AI EXPO Taiwan
Explore Taiwan Retail Digital Transformation through POYA’s IT upgrades, logistics automation, and OMO strategy that turned retail efficiency into sustained profit growth. … More Taiwan Retail Digital Transformation: How POYA Built a Tech-Driven Profit Engine
An on-site analysis from Taipei on Zoom AI strategy and how Zoom is shifting beyond video meetings toward an AI-driven customer experience platform. … More Zoom AI Strategy: What I Saw in Taipei Signals Zoom’s Shift Beyond Video Meetings
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
💡 高人均GDP、低薪資的矛盾：台灣科技與新創的雙面結構 ==== 🇹🇼 Taiwan’s Economy Is Rich, But Its Workers Are Not Taiwan’s economic performance has been remarkable in recent years.Taiwan GDP per capita is approaching USD 40,000, roughly on par with Japan and South Korea.Yet, as The News Lens recently reported, the ratio of average wages to GDP — a measure of how … More 💡 Taiwan GDP per capita is High with Low Wages: A Dual-Edged Reality for Innovation and Startups
Lion Travel, Taiwan’s leading travel company, is embracing AI not only to boost internal efficiency but to build a full-stack travel tech ecosystem. Here’s how it differs from KKDay. … More Lion Travel’s AI Transformation: From Talent Reskilling to Startup Investment
Taiwan AI transformation is accelerating in tech, but many SMEs and traditional industries are falling behind. This article explores how the government and six major industry associations are working together to bridge the AI divide through inclusive policy and nationwide initiatives. … More Taiwan AI Transformation: Bridging the Industry Divide Through Government and Association Initiatives