Approval for Merger of ASE and SPIL
13 Feb 2018
Aeon Planning to Launch Electric Scooter this Year
25 Jan 2018
By the end of this year motorcycle vendor Aeon Motor Co plans to launch an electric model that will be equipped with a “smart” dashboard with traffic alert and navigation services.
Taiwan Cabinet to Develop the Nation’s AI Industry
19 Jan 2018
Under the 'Taiwan AI Action Plan' the Taiwanese cabinet plans to allocate an annual budget of between NT$9 billion and NT$10 billion (US$304.4 million and US$338.3 million) to develop the nation’s artificial intelligence (AI) industry.
Amazon to Establish Innovation Center in Taiwan
18 Jan 2018
The New Taipei City Government and Amazon Web Services (AWS) - a cloud-computing subsidiary of Amazon Inc – plan to establish a joint innovation center in the city. The center is to provide training and technical assistance to small and medium-sized enterprises and to help schools cultivating talent.
Microsoft plans AI R&D Center in Taiwan
12 Jan 2018
Microsoft announced the launch of an artificial intelligence (AI) research and development (R&D) center in Taiwan. The company’s aim is to hire and train more than 200 researchers in the next five years to boost the nation’s AI industry.
Taiwan Booth at the IMTM in Tel Aviv
10 Jan 2018
Visit us at the ‘International Mediterranean Tourism Market 2018’ (IMTM) in Israel at the Tel-Aviv Convention Center, in booth #103, Pavilion 2, from the 6th-7th February and explore why Taiwan is an amazing place to visit!
32 Taiwanese Startups at the CES
29 Dec 2017
The first official Taiwanese delegation at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is to be the third-largest after those of France and the Netherlands. The CES, taking place from Jan. 9 to Jan. 12, is the world’s biggest annual consumer electronics show, where technology giants and
ITRI Working with Companies to Incubate Start-ups
21 Dec 2017
The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) strives to enhance competitiveness in the tech-up industry by creating an incubator environment similar to Silicon Valley at its newly inaugurated Innovation Park.
Taipei to Adopt Smart Parking System
22 Nov 2017
Taipei is planning to introduce a smart parking system in the hope of reducing traffic congestion and creating more available parking at any given time. In cooperation with five hi-tech companies, the city government will install geomagnetic sensors to transmit real-time information at 53 special parking spots within the city.
Taiwanese Semiconductor Industry Forecast to Grow 7.1% in 2018.
13 Nov 2017
“Leap Up”, the StartUP@Taipei Event
06 Nov 2017
“Leap Up”, the StartUP@Taipei event will be held during the Taipei International Startup Week 2017 from November 14th to 18th.
2nd Annual Dragons’ Chamber Taiwan Event
17 Oct 2017
The “2nd Annual Dragons’ Chamber Taiwan” event is taking place on November 18th, 2017 at Taipei Expo Dome. Hosted by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan and Enspyre, Dragon’s Chamber Taiwan aims is to provide a forum for entrepreneurs to share their business ideas in the hopes of connecting with the right people to help them turn their ideas into a reality.
Taiwan, Poland Sign MOUs on Conformity Assessment, Solar Energy.
16 Oct 2017
Taiwan and Poland have signed two memorandums of understanding (MOUs) on Friday, October 13, 2017, one of them deals with cooperation and exchanges in the development of conformity assessment, making it the first financial supervisory MOU Taiwan has signed with a country in Central Europe.
2017 US-Taiwan Entrepreneurship, Commercialization & Startup Meetup
13 Oct 2017
Join us at the “2017 US-Taiwan Entrepreneurship, Commercialization & Startup Meetup” on November 14th, 2017 at the Taipei International Convention Center (TICC), 4F VIP Rm.
In Taiwan, Modest Test of Driverless Bus May Hint at Big Things to Come
02 Oct 2017
The bus tests are partly to prove that the autonomous-driving technology is safe to deploy on the city’s busy streets, and partly to gather the data needed to improve the artificial intelligence that steer such vehicles. The effort, one of the earliest in Asia, could help position Taiwan as both a pioneer in autonomous public transportation and, if things go according to plan, a producer of driverless buses.
EU Gears Up for Talks on Investment Pact with Taiwan
22 Sep 2017
The European Commission recently released a report titled "The EU Trade Policy Review," which states that the EU plans to expand its relations with Taiwan and is prepared to start negotiations with the country on investment.
As the EU is Taiwan's fifth-largest trade partner and the largest source of foreign investment, Taiwan has high hopes of starting talks on a Taiwan-EU investment agreement.
2017 Global Startup Talents @Taipei - Last Call for Technological Startups
21 Sep 2017
Taiwan's Asia Silicon Valley Plan to Highlight AI, Self-Driving Tech in 2018
18 Sep 2017
The Taiwan government's Asia Silicon Valley Development Plan (ASVDP) is moving into a higher gear, focusing more on AI applications to transportation and air pollution control and on establishing a virtual national autonomous vehicle development team.
Platform to Aid Tech Exchanges Between Israel and Taiwan
05 Sep 2017
With the help of the Israel Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei, the government of Taiwan launched the Taiwan Israel Innovation Platform, aiming to boost high-tech exchanges between the two nations.
BCCT Better Business Awards 2017 Finalists
30 Aug 2017
The Finalists for the Inaugural BCCT Better Business Awards have been decided! Anemone Ventures is a finalist in the Diversity Award category. Join us for this special event on Sep. 14th at the Sherwood hotel @ BCCT Better Business Awards.
Taiwan Government to Foster 30,000 Startups in 3 Years Via Direct Investment
17 Aug 2017
Taiwan's National Development Council (NDC) has decided to make direct investments in tech startups, aiming to build sound angel investment culture and foster as many as 30,000 new startups in the country within three years.
Driverless Bus Test in Taipei Gets Positive Feedback
09 Aug 2017
A five-day driverless bus test conducted by the Taipei City government has received positive feedback from government officials, system developers and members of the public. The driverless bus was able to collect mapping data and demonstrate its ability to precisely detect environmental conditions.
Taiwan First Iot Venture Capital Of NT$4 Billion To Be Available By End Of September 2017.
31 Jul 2017
Taiwan's government is likely to complete raising NT$4 billion (US$130 million) in venture capital fund dedicated to investment in IoT (Internet of Things) start-ups by the end of September 2017.
Taiwan To Set Up Innovation Service Platform To Integrate Technology R&D Forces
31 Jul 2017
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs will spend NT$5 billion (US$170 million) in the next four years setting up an open innovation service platform (OISP) to facilitate cooperative R&D programs by a total of 12,000 researchers, particularly in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI), block chain, autonomous driving and precision medicine.
Cross-Strait Clinical Tests Open Door for Taiwan Pharmaceutical Firms
05 May 2016
Taiwan and Mainland China recently recognized for the first time the results of clinical drug tests conducted by four hospitals on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, paving the way for local pharmaceutical firms to further tap the growing mainland Chinese market.
Tsai Pledges Support for Semiconductor Industry
11 Mar 2016
A series of policy initiatives aimed at building Taiwan into a global information and communications technology solutions center were recently proposed by ROC President-elect Tsai Ing-wen.
Taiwan Ranks 14th in IMD Competitiveness Ranking
13 Jun 2017
Taiwan Government Plans to Inject NT$170bn into IT Development
05 Dec 2016
The Taiwan government is planning to invest NT$170 billion (US$5.32 billion) in information technology, which is to play a major role in government policies.
Taiwan Ranks 6th in Global Entrepreneurship Index
13 Nov 2015
Taiwan ranked sixth out of 132 countries in the Global Entrepreneurship Index (GEI) for 2016, two places up from last year.
Taiwan also led Asian countries as the most attractive place in the region to launch a start-up in the new year, according to the annual report from the U.S.-based Global Entrepreneurship and Development Institute.
