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Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Global data center spending is set to reach US$31.6 trillion through 2050 to meet the world’s growing appetite for artificial intelligence (AI), an investment boom with no precedent in history...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Taiwan should avoid becoming overly dependent on semiconductors and preserve resources for other industries while expanding chip production with trusted overseas partners, a US academic said...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Auras Technology Co (雙鴻), which produces advanced thermal dissipation and cooling solutions for artificial intelligence (AI) servers and data centers, yesterday said its net profit surged 120...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Scientech Corp (辛耘), which specializes in supplying advanced packaging equipment and reclaimed wafers, yesterday said shipments would expand 50 percent annually this year, benefiting from thriving...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Taiwanese companies’ planned additional US$20 billion investment in the US would come mainly from semiconductor companies and their supply chains and artificial intelligence (AI) server-related...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Former Taipei deputy mayor Vivian Huang (黃珊珊), a senior figure in the opposition Taiwan People’s Party (TPP), yesterday said that she would not run for office again.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) on Wednesday accused the Control Yuan of halting the publication of civil servant property disclosures, while the watchdog...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Taiwan International Youth Ambassadors Association on Wednesday voiced security concerns after unidentified people, who they said spoke with a Chinese accent, were seen photographing and...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Coast Guard Administration (CGA) yesterday said that it had deployed vessels to “monitor” Chinese ships operating in waters off the east coast.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) yesterday said that President William Lai (賴清德) should apologize for phasing out nuclear power, as regulators indicated they were close to approving the restart...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Chinese artists withdrew from a major South Korean art show after organizers allowed “Taiwan” to be used in the name of the exhibition, officials said yesterday, as China issued a rebuke.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) yesterday vowed to strictly scrutinize the Cabinet’s NT$607.63 billion (US$19.13 billion) supplementary budget, blasting a...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) yesterday said that it had conducted risk assessments and contingency planning for all government officials scheduled to attend APEC ministerial meetings in China...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
All bus services in Taipei and New Taipei City are to be free on Sept. 22 to mark World Car Free Day, the city governments announced yesterday.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency yesterday released a documentary on a hundred-pace viper that had incubated 16 eggs, all of which hatched, but only a baby viper escaped after they were...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
The Ministry of Environment and the New Taipei City Government yesterday held a heat response drill, the first time a drill aimed to tackle the hybrid impacts of high temperatures.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
A cluster of hepatitis C cases in New Taipei City would not affect the timeline for Taiwan’s application for WHO certification, Deputy Minister of Health and Welfare Chuang Jen-hsiang (莊人祥) said...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
People would soon be able to verify the qualifications of sports coaches through an online inquiry system after the Executive Yuan approved proposed amendments to the National Sports Act (國民運動法)...
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Washington and Canberra on Wednesday agreed to boost the US military presence in Australia and speed up cooperation, both countries said.
Taipei Times4 Sept 2026
Boring at CPC Corp, Taiwan’s (CPC, 台灣中油) second deep-geothermal exploration well in Yilan County has reached 3,361m and recorded temperatures of 200°C, raising hopes that the site in Dongshan...
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