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Taiwan Website Resilience Tested Amid Submarine Cable Concerns
A study tested the resilience of Taiwan's top 2,000 websites against potential submarine cable failures.
Taiwan Seeks Detention Over Nvidia Server Exports
Taiwan is seeking to detain three individuals for allegedly forging documents to export Nvidia-powered Super Micro servers. The exports were destined for China, Hong Kong, and Macau, violating US regulations.
Taiwan Aims for 100,000 Drones Monthly by 2030
Taiwan's government is targeting a monthly drone output of 100,000 units by 2030. This initiative aims to boost the local unmanned aerial vehicle output value beyond NT$40 billion.
AMD Invests Over $10 Billion in Taiwan
AMD has announced a investment of $10 billion to bolster AI infrastructure in Taiwan. This investment aims to expand partnerships and advance chip packaging for AI, with the company beginning production of its next-generation Venice chips.
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Czech Senate Speaker to Visit Taiwan With Business Delegation
Miloš Vystrčil, the Speaker of the Czech Senate, will be accompanied by approximately thirty business, university, and cultural representatives on his visit to Taiwan.
AI Agent Demand Drives Server Shipment Growth
Enterprise demand for AI Agents is expected to significantly boost global server shipments in 2026.
47 Public Health Professionals Licensed in Taiwan
Six years after the Public Health Professional Act came into effect, Taiwan has only 47 registered public health professionals.
Taipei University Student Dies by Suicide Amid Allegations
The university has initiated an investigation and suspended the involved faculty member from teaching and non-urgent guidance duties.
Taiwan Railways Disrupted by Intruder Incident
Service between Songshan and Nangang stations on Taiwan's railway system is currently operating on a single track for both directions due to a cargo train striking an intruder on the tracks.
Taiwanese Politician Views Meeting as 'Political Pledge'
A Taiwanese opposition legislator criticized President Lai Ching-te's international trip, calling it an international joke and accusing him of being a pro-China insider.
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