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Tainan District Court detains the captain of the Hong Tai vessel for severing an undersea cable. The court cites evidence and public safety risks.

Taiwan’s Coast Guard detained a Togolese ship, ＂Hongtai,＂ suspected of severing an undersea cable near Taiwan. The investigation is ongoing in Tainan.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs swiftly addressed a TPC-3 submarine cable break, ensuring communication stability with rerouting measures and repair plans.

Chunghwa Telecom switched to microwave transmission to maintain communication for Matsu users after a cable malfunction. Repairs on the Trans-Pacific Express cable were completed, restoring international links.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau launches international cooperation after a cargo ship allegedly severs undersea cables. Officials discuss CCP threats and security measures.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs plans to boost cable resilience by incentivizing telecom operators. Chunghwa Telecom works on repairs after a cable cut.

Taiwan’s decentralized internet structure poses challenges to shutdowns, Digital Minister Yennun Huang said. Diverse access methods complicate control, unlike China.

Chunghwa Telecom workers rallied at the MOTC in Taipei, demanding wage hikes and collective bargaining. The union threatens strike votes if demands are unmet.

Chunghwa Telecom workers plan to protest at the Ministry of Transportation and Communications on Nov. 27, demanding better pay and sincere negotiations on their collective agreement.

Chunghwa Telecom is named in Newsweek’s ＂World’s Most Trustworthy Companies 2024,＂ the only Taiwanese telecom firm on the list. Discover its innovations and global partnerships.

Discover how Taiwan is enhancing its disaster preparedness with President Lai Ching-te overseeing a National Disaster Prevention Day drill, showcasing new technologies and volunteer efforts for improved response capabilities.

Discover how Taiwan’s major telecom companies are enhancing disaster preparedness with a public alert test on Sept. 11 at 4 p.m., aiming for a robust notification system without disrupting services.

Discover the details of a major system failure at Chunghwa Telecom in Changhua that led to a blackout of landline services, affecting emergency numbers and sparking public concern.

Discover how Taiwan’s major telecom companies, including Far EasTone and Taiwan Mobile, respond to allegations of tracking protestors, emphasizing their commitment to privacy and legal compliance.

Discover how Chunghwa Telecom addresses privacy concerns amid allegations of mobile data misuse for demographic analysis. The company emphasizes its strict adherence to privacy laws and the anonymization of data in its big data services.

Discover why Circles.Life, a popular digital telco among students and young professionals in Taiwan, is ceasing operations and how Chunghwa Telecom plans to accommodate its 50,000 users.

Discover how Taiwan’s top mobile service providers, Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Mobile, and Far EasTone, are enhancing public safety with a nationwide disaster prevention notification test in English and Chinese on May 8 at 4 p.m. Learn about their commitment to timely emergency communication.

Discover how Taipei’s Smart City Summit and Expo unveils groundbreaking innovations in 5G, AI, and urban technology, driving Taiwan towards the era of smarter cities.

The National Communications Commission (NCC) in Taiwan has announced further measures to combat telecommunications fraud. The NCC is working alongside major communications firms, including Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Mobile, Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET), TSTAR, and Asia-Pacific Telecom Co., Ltd (ATP), to strengthen their Know Your Customer (KYC) risk management mechanisms and implement special audits for high-risk customers.

Chunghwa Telecom’s President Kuo Shui-yi attended the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Feb. 28.