Overall, unencrypted, cleartext protocols are still the rule on how information flows around the world. Taiwan’s export orders grew at their fastest pace in nearly two years in June, boosted by strong demand for telecommuting products such as laptops, as the coronavirus pandemic forced millions of people around the world…
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Taiwan Govt urged to ban Fortinet, Zoom, state media outlets
DPP legislator wants ban of products due to close ties to China. Several Taiwan-based media outlets have stated Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Lin Chun-hsien urged the government to ban the purchase of and remove Fortinet security and Zoom communications products manufactured in China. According to the media outlets the…
Read MoreTaiwan incorporates five-year action plan to boost display technology
Government and industry to join forces in developing display technology. Taiwan government will join forces with display manufacturers to promote distinctive, differentiated, high-value-added products and applications that will drive the next wave of the nation’s industrial expansion. Premier Su Tseng-chang of Taiwan said factors like a gradually emerging environment for…
Read MoreTaiwan’s legislatures working through COVID-19 with Microsoft Teams
Members using technology that enables them to collaborate safely and securely from remote locations. Taiwan’s legislature has moved its entire proceedings online with Microsoft Teams, to cope with COVID-19 social distancing restrictions. The 10th Legislative Yuan was sworn in early February in Taipei, with a total of 113 legislators taking…
Read MoreCloud-based genome analysis could help speed up development of a COVID-19 vaccine
Researchers in Taiwan using a platform that processes genome sequencing data faster. A cloud-based genome analysis computing platform could help speed up the global efforts to develop a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine. ATGENOMIX SeqsLab, the Bio-IT platform runs on Microsoft Azure and can process genomic workloads many times faster…
Read MoreTaiwan’s Ministry of Science and Technology and NTU enables AI explainability
xCos module can be plugged into any existing deep face verification models Taiwan’s Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has developed xCos, a face verification module that can recognise and identify whether two face images are the same or not. Developed by Professor Winston Hsu’s team at the MOST Joint…
Read MoreTaiwan and India push science and tech to fight pandemic
Both countries establish science and technology innovation centres To align with the New Southbound policy, Taiwan’s Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has been providing funding for academic institutions in the country, as well as south and southeast Asian countries. This will help to establish “Science and Technology Innovation Centres (STICs)…
Read MoreTaiwan selects 10 “coolest tech start-ups” in the country
The Ministry of Science and Technology organised selection committee with 20 Taiwan startup ecosystem partners To keep up with the global competitiveness of technological innovations, in recent years, Taiwan’s Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has set up Taiwan Tech Arena (TTA) to integrate domestic entrepreneurial ecosystem resources. It has…
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