taipeitimes.comadded August 2026
Taipei Times25 Aug 2026
Nine people, including employees of Nvidia and Super Micro, have been indicted over illegal exports of artificial intelligence (AI) servers to China, the Keelung District Prosecutors’ Office said...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Three generations of one family pose for a photo at the Taiwan Folk Museum with a “Happy Grocery Store” backdrop in Taichung yesterday.
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Legislator Weng Hsiao-ling (翁曉玲) has gained much attention in the past month, as she aggressively proposed to cut large portions of the government budget, becoming...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Workers use shovels to turn longans inside brick kilns at a cultural festival in Nantou County’s Jhongliao Township yesterday.
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
The market debut of artificial intelligence (AI) start-up Anthropic PBC, a chief rival to OpenAI, could break the record set by Space Exploration Technologies Corp (SpaceX), US media have reported.
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
With GDP per capita forecast to rise to about US$45,000 this year and approach US$50,000 next year amid the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, how to ensure a more balanced distribution of income...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
CPC Corp, Taiwan (CPC, 台灣中油) on Saturday announced that it would keep retail gasoline and diesel prices unchanged this week, while Formosa Petrochemical Corp (台塑石化) yesterday said it would maintain...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Industrial PC maker Neousys Technology Inc (宸曜科技) expects strong growth in its edge artificial intelligence (AI) business from this year, driven by rising demand across manufacturing...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Some of Nvidia Corp’s biggest customers have been told that the prices of servers containing its artificial intelligence (AI) chips are going up more than 15 percent in many cases with memory costs...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Indonesian migrant fishers yesterday launched the “Freedom for Fishers Campaign” at Donggang Fishing Harbor in Pingtung County, alongside celebrations marking Indonesia’s 81st Independence Day on...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
A 39-year-old Taiwanese woman has been arrested on arrival at Japan’s Kansai International Airport on Saturday on suspicion of splashing a liquid on a national treasure housed in a temple in Nara...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Contact lens wearers with 3D nail art are warned to take extra care when removing their lenses, as decorative nail embellishments can cause damage to the cornea, a Kaohsiung-based ophthalmologist...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
The Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station has developed the “Lanyang No. 1” black soybean, which is expected to boost black soybean production due to its lodging resistance...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
A weight-loss specialist on Saturday warned that bingeing on stockpiles of high-calorie snacks left over from the Ghost Festival’s pudu (普度) ceremonies can affect liver fat and metabolism before...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
The Washington Nationals are to host their second Taiwanese Heritage Day at Nationals Park on Saturday, Aug.
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
The Tainan City Government yesterday said it plans to help residents affected by a fire and explosion at a waste storage site seek compensation through a collective lawsuit, after the company...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
More than 350 students fell victim to sex-service scams over summer vacation, with one college student losing NT$300,000, the Criminal Investigation Bureau said yesterday, urging people who...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Military recruitment has been criticized as having loopholes after a former conscript said he was barred from joining the volunteer force because of his psychiatric treatment history, while...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Taiwan International Ports Corp (TIPC) said it has completed the installation of a smart harbor-entrance safety monitoring system, using artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor vessel movements at...
Taipei Times24 Aug 2026
Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) yesterday called on President William Lai (賴清德) to recognize the so-called “1992 consensus” to ease cross-strait tensions.
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