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Saturday 20 December 2025

Taiwan eyes AI brains over hardware in humanoid robot race with China

As the AI wave propels smart robots into the spotlight, Taiwanese companies are betting on developing advanced AI "brains" rather than competing directly with Chinese firms on humanoid...

Saturday 20 December 2025

Line Go scales Taiwan's largest mobility platform with AI and security focus

Line go, a leading Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform in Taiwan, has integrated seven key transportation services into a single digital ecosystem, now serving over 4.8 million...

Friday 19 December 2025

Foxconn's EV arm just bought a vehicle brand for US$25m. Why it matters

On the evening of December 19, Yulon Motor Co. and Foxtron Vehicle Technologies jointly announced a strategic transaction aimed at consolidating Taiwan's electric vehicle ecosystem...

Friday 19 December 2025

Acer's Jason Chen elected chairman of Taipei Computer Association

On December 16, the Taipei Computer Association (TCA) convened its first board and supervisory meeting of its 18th term, completing the...

Friday 19 December 2025

Taiwan makes silicon photonics a pillar of its new national AI strategy

Taiwan is seeking to anchor itself at the center of the next wave of artificial intelligence infrastructure, with silicon photonics elevated...

Friday 19 December 2025

TDAMA debuts to bridge Taiwan's cross-sector data governance gap in the GenAI era

As generative AI accelerates a new era of data-driven applications beyond big data, the quality and governance of data have emerged as decisive factors for success. In response, Taiwan's...

Friday 19 December 2025

Supply chain shift lifts Taiwan's AIDC as US plant nears initial output

Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. said it is on track to begin limited production at its first US manufacturing site by the end of 2025. The milestone positions the Taiwanese...

Friday 19 December 2025

Samsung turns memory shortage into advantage as others consider reducing capacity

As memory shortages and price increases extend through 2026, smartphone companies are considering downgrading memory capacities in their devices. Despite this, Jacob Chen, president...

Friday 19 December 2025

CMC teams up with Foxconn, Shihlin Electric to electrify commercial vehicles

China Motor (CMC), Taiwan's leading commercial vehicle manufacturer, officially delivered its first batch of 30 self-developed 3.5-ton electric trucks, the ET35, to HCT Logistics...

Friday 19 December 2025

Hotai Motor launches overseas expansion with US$317 million entry into Japan commercial vehicle market

Hotai Motor Co. plans to invest approximately NT$10 billion (US$317 million) in Japan's commercial vehicle market, marking its first international expansion. The company will acquire...

Friday 19 December 2025

From AI data centers to humanoid robots: CIAT plans next wave of tech momentum

The Cloud Computing & IoT Association in Taiwan (CIAT) held its 2025 annual member meeting on December 17, 2025, unveiling a forward-looking strategy for the next wave of technological...

Friday 19 December 2025

South Korea's Uniqconn partners with TSMC to mass-produce 60GHz communication chip

A South Korean logic IC startup is moving closer to cable-free device design with the development of a 60GHz millimeter-wave communication chip designed to replace short-range wired...

Friday 19 December 2025

Taiwan advances hydrogen power generation system to support net-zero goals

Taiwan's Academia Sinica is pushing forward its public infrastructure project launched in 2025, focused on a megawatt-scale mixed hydrogen power generation system using decarbonized...

Friday 19 December 2025

Huawei returns to Taiwan tablet market, targets Apple with eye-care tech

Huawei has returned to Taiwan's tablet market with a clear point of differentiation: eye protection. Unveiled on December 17, 2025, the MatePad 11.5 (2025) targets growing tablet...

Friday 19 December 2025

TCC urges strict import checks to protect low-carbon cement industry in Taiwan

Low-priced imported cement continues to undermine Taiwan's domestic low-carbon cement development, prompting TCC Group Holdings chairman Nelson An-ping Chang to propose two key recommendations...

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