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Chunghwa Telecom launches InventAI, a new subsidiary focused on AI transformation in finance and customer service. The company aims to lead AI innovation in Taiwan.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau detects foreign influence in the KMT chairman election through TikTok and YouTube videos. An investigation is underway.

Chunghwa Telecom unveiled its xTrust Zero Trust Network System at the Digital Government Summit 2025 in Taipei. The system enhances cybersecurity for cloud transitions, focusing on identity and device verification.

Taiwan’s Minister of Digital Affairs highlights the role of data in sovereign AI development. The first phase of language data, including Hakka and Indigenous languages, will be released soon, enhancing AI capabilities and ensuring diversity.

Acer e-Enabling Service Business approved a NT$9.5 per share dividend at its shareholders’ meeting. The company, now an enterprise generative AI accelerator, reported record 2024 earnings.

The Smart City Summit & Expo in Taipei highlights AI, smart governance, and sustainability. Taiwan showcases its role in global smart city development, with 550 companies and 63 forums.

The National Institute of Cyber Security launched the Cybersecurity 2.0 Initiative to strengthen Taiwan’s digital defenses. The plan includes automated threat intelligence and a national vulnerability-hunting program, aiming for enhanced cybersecurity competitiveness and alignment with international standards.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs unveils a digital certificate wallet prototype to boost secure digital ID verification. It aims to enhance privacy and support smart governance.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs warns that proposed budget cuts could harm Taiwan’s internet security. Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu will discuss the 2025 budget.

Discover how nine allied nations are advocating for Taiwan’s inclusion in UN discussions, emphasizing its pivotal role in global digital and technological advancements ahead of the UN General Debate.

Ambassador Dai Bing of the Permanent Mission of the People’s Republic of China to the UN outlined China’s proposals at the G20 meeting, emphasizing global economic growth, Belt and Road Initiative participation, and cooperation for sustainable development.

Mark Liu, Chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), will step down after the next shareholders’ meeting. C.C. Wei, currently the vice chairman, has been recommended to succeed Liu as the new chairman. Liu, who took over in 2018, focused on solidifying corporate governance and competitiveness during his tenure. He plans to continue contributing his semiconductor expertise in different capacities after retirement. Liu expresses gratitude for his collaboration with TSMC and intends to spend more time with his family. He remains confident in TSMC’s future performance and is committed to bolstering corporate governance until his term’s end.

Shanghai-Taipei Twin-City Forum anticipates Mayor Chiang Wan-an’s debut attendance. Focus on 2024 election context with diverse themes like digital economy, healthcare, and MOU signings.