Taipei [Taiwan], May 31 (ANI): Taiwan authorities raided ten Chinese semiconductor companies for illegal poaching of chip engineers and other tech talents as the chip war between Taipei and Beijing worsened. The raids were conducted in Taiwan's capital Taipei and semiconductor hub, Hsinchu.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 26 (ANI): People in Taiwan with a positive result on a rapid antigen test, after verified by a doctor, starting on Thursday will be confirmed to be infected with COVID-19, according to the island's disease monitoring agency.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 26 (ANI/PRNewswire): Innodisk, the world's leading industrial-grade storage and embedded peripheral manufacturer, is actively combining software and hardware integration, remote management, and data security to make a strong impact on the edge AI computing market.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 23 (ANI): United States representative to the United Nations office in Geneva on Sunday called for Taiwan's inclusion in World Health Assembly (WHA) this year.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 15 (ANI): Taiwan has become a hot spot amid the Russia-Ukraine war and according to the latest cross-strait war game exercise China could end up dropping a nuclear weapon if it invades Taiwan.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 15 (ANI): Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Sunday said that international community is paying more attention to Taiwan's values and the threat of a Chinese invasion following the Russia-Ukraine war.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 15 (ANI): Canadian parliamentarian Michael Cooper stated Taiwan is not a part of China in the House of Commons in a clear discomfort to China.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 10 (ANI): Two Chinese military aircraft entered Taiwan's air defense identification zone (ADIZ) on Sunday, marking the sixth day of intrusions this month.
Taipei [Taiwan], May 9 (ANI): An earthquake of magnitude 6.0 on the Richter scale hit southeast of Taiwan's capital Taipei on Monday, as per the National Center for Seismology (NCS).
Taipei [Taiwan], May 9 (ANI): In order to prohibit Chinese espionage to steal information about Taiwan's 'core' technologies, its legislators are seeking to pass bills for harsher punishments.