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National Taiwan University of Science and Technology and GPTC signed a NT$50 million deal to boost semiconductor research and talent development. The partnership focuses on equipment integration, material innovation, and offers scholarships and job opportunities for students.

ITRI and SAES collaborate on a pilot line for high-vacuum packaging getter tech, boosting sensor lifespan and autonomy in Taiwan’s semiconductor industry.

Taiwan and Poland strengthen drone technology ties with a new agreement. The partnership focuses on cybersecurity, supply chain integration, and market access.

U.S. President Trump highlighted $270 billion in U.S.-Saudi deals at the investment forum, emphasizing economic ties. Tesla and Nvidia CEOs discussed AI advancements. Trump supports foreign tech talent to boost U.S. semiconductor industry, aiming to reclaim global production capacity.

ASRock Rack Inc. plans to go public in late November, marking a key growth milestone. The company reported NT$143 billion in revenue, with 80% from AI servers.

Foxconn partners with NVIDIA to launch an 800 VDC power architecture in Kaohsiung, enhancing AI data centers. This collaboration aims to boost AI factory efficiency and sustainability.

President Lai Ching-te discusses Taiwan’s role in U.S. reindustrialization and AI ambitions, highlighting the strong Taiwan-U.S. tech partnership and TSMC’s impact.

Taiwan’s new digital minister, Yi-Jing Lin, unveils plans to boost AI, cybersecurity, and fraud prevention. Key initiatives include AI talent development and digital certificate wallets.

President Lai Ching-te met with British Minister Douglas Alexander to urge U.K. support for Taiwan’s CPTPP bid. They discussed trade ties, energy, and tech collaborations.

The International Cooperation and Development Fund launched a training camp to help Taiwanese businesses enter allied markets, enhancing competitiveness in smart healthcare, agriculture, and green energy.

Pegatron Chairman Tung Tzu-hsien announced new product launches at COMPUTEX, emphasizing AI’s role in Taiwan’s tech industry. He highlighted collaborations with NVIDIA and Taiwan’s strategic position in global tech.

Former Vice President Chen Chien-jen attended Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration, engaging with global leaders. He highlighted Taiwan’s positive image and discussed tech collaboration with the EU.

MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai emphasizes positivity over tariffs at AMD’s partner dinner in Taipei. Tech leaders discuss U.S. tariffs and Taiwan’s talent challenges.

Pegatron chairman Tung Tzu-hsien discusses the impact of Donald Trump’s potential return to the White House, highlighting Taiwan’s tech collaboration with the U.S.

Explore the latest in tech industry dynamics as Wistron Chairman Simon Lin discusses the potential acquisition of ZT Systems’ hardware manufacturing business from AMD. This move could reshape competition in the AI sector.

Discover how AMD’s new R&D centers in Tainan and Kaohsiung will bolster Taiwan’s AI capabilities and global tech leadership, in partnership with local industries and universities.

Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim emphasizes trust in Taiwan’s software industry for global expansion at the 2024 Digital Application forum. Learn about Taiwan’s potential in software applications and the importance of industry collaboration.

Ch’en Shih-k’ai: No new NVIDIA plans, ongoing work continues. NVIDIA CEO: Plans to increase Taiwan investment revealed. Ch’en: Backs foreign investment, respects business freedom. Ongoing NVIDIA partnership highlights Taiwan’s tech importance.

Discover how Taiwanese Director Wei Te-sheng’s apology to TSMC over controversial remarks aims to bridge the gap between Taiwan’s tech and cultural sectors. Read more about his promise and the potential for collaboration.

The Minister of Economic Affairs praised the growing industry ties between Taiwan and Japan at the 2023 Japan-Taiwan Image Exhibition. Investments from Japanese companies such as Ebara, Fujifilm, and semiconductor factories are expected to contribute significantly to Taiwan’s economy, reaching a value of NTD$10 billion. Japan’s interest in Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, particularly TSMC’s projects in Kumamoto, suggests the potential for future collaboration. Minister Wang Mei-hua emphasized the importance of adopting low-carbon and smart technologies for a sustainable future, aligning with Japan’s smart city initiatives. She also highlighted the potential of hydrogen power, urging Taiwan to follow Japan’s lead in developing new technologies and exploring infrastructure partnerships.