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Global semiconductor shortages to worsen as COVID ravages Malaysia
Eyes have been on Taiwan amidst the shortages in car chips, but automakers must brace further as Malaysia faces surging coronavirus numbers. Read more…
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Taiwan tells US it is doing all it can to address shortage of semiconductors
Taiwan tells US it is doing all it can to address the global shortage of semiconductors, a problem that has idled some auto production lines. Read more…
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McDonald’s customer information taken away in South Korea and Taiwan
McDonald’s has said that a data breach by cybercriminals in South Korea and Taiwan has exposed some customer and employee information. Read more…
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TSMC, Taiwan urged to prioritise US auto chips – along with everyone else
The US Commerce Department is pressing TSMC and Taiwan to prioritise the needs of US automakers to ease chip shortages. Read more…
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Taiwan government accuses China of waging economic warfare
Taiwan has accused China of waging economic warfare against the island’s tech sector by stealing technology and enticing away engineers. Read more…
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Taiwan semiconductor industry looking forward to years of growth
Taiwan’s key semiconductor industry has years of growth ahead of it with no worries about oversupply despite massive capital investment. Read more…
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The chips are down as Taiwan holds the aces in a vital game
Chips were always critical in the technology industry and when the US and China cut each other off, trouble was always ahead. Read more…
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US looking at prioritising cooperation with Taiwan for semiconductors
The United States and Taiwan are natural partners when it comes to semiconductors and promoting this cooperation is a US priority. Read more…
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iDiabCare – new mobile application to help monitor diabetics’ health
A Taiwanese solution provider has developed iDiabCare, an app that helps patients control their health and manage their diabetic symptoms. Read more…
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Taiwan gives e-commerce site Taobao six months to re-register or leave
Taiwan gave e-commerce site Taobao Taiwan six months to re-register as Chinese-backed rather than foreign or leave the island. Read more…
