Semiconductor Schools Push for Global Collaboration Despite U.S.-China Chip War
More semiconductor schools are opening to train up next-generation engineers event as tensions from a U.S.-China chip war loom.
Technology and Science
00:41Thai Firm Under Investigation in Nvidia Chip Smuggling Case
01:55Cybersec 2026: Taiwan Firms Use Chip Prowess To Advance Cybersecurity
00:31Foxconn Launches New Satellites On SpaceX Rocket
03:55Analysis: Are the US and China Racing Toward Different AI Goals?
06:25Interview: Taiwan Journalist Impersonated in Alleged Chinese Espionage Operation
03:10Analysis: How Taiwan and Europe Can Deepen Security Ties
02:08Geopolitics Push Taiwan Workers Beyond China to New Markets
03:15Analysis: Is China Closing the Gap With the US in the AI Chip Race?
03:21Interview: Taiwan-Born NASA Astronaut Says We Must Protect 'Spaceship Earth'
02:23NASA’s Kjell Lindgren Returns to Taiwan To Share Space Journey
02:50MIT Project Trains AI To Understand Taiwanese Taigi
00:28Taiwan Takes Home 16 Edison Awards
02:19AI Demand Lifts TSMC to Record Quarterly Earnings
00:44Taiwan-Born NASA Astronaut Kjell Lindgren To Visit Taiwan
02:00Workshops Help Professionals Prepare for Robotics Boom
00:40Taiwan's Top Hospital To Use AI To Improve Smart Healthcare