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AI & Smart Technology

National Center for High-performance Computing (NCHC) researched and developed a next generation AI computing platform. Combining top industries leaders: Taiwan Mobile, Quanta Computer, and Asustek Computer (ASUS), they have formed "Taiwanese Artificial Intelligence A Team." They integrate network,

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Full-Time Smart Healthcare
With the assistance of artificial intelligence, everyone is entitled to attentive medical care as if having one's own dedicated doctor. Through simple conversations with the chatbo
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A defense we cannot afford to lose
In Taiwanese domain, at least 150 million attack attempts are detected and more than 300,000 malwares are captured every month. The supercomputers are the key technology to enable
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What's essential, is invisible to the eye
A pathology image is extremely large, composed of one billion pixels or more. The size is 400 times larger than a photo taken on a smartphone. Each and every slide carries the we
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Intelligence inside, ease in mind
Nothing is more deserving of our protection than those we love. Thousands of processors operate alongside scientific knowledge to allow the camera to not only see but also accurate
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The Chosen One
Genomics and NCHC collaborated on the project to develop the smart future of precision agriculture with genetic sequencing and AI technology.
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AI sets sails to build dreams with love
I wonder if AI dreams.I wonder if AI dreams. But I have a dream. We can only persistently strive for progress when we have a dream. We can only take on our entrusted responsibiliti
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Autonomous Vehicles - Go for a perfectly safe journey with AI Technology
Automatic Valet Parking is no longer a movie scene created by special effects. Scientists and engineers have stepped up their efforts to make it real. With AI deep learning images
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Early deployment with a smart water solution
In the past, we could only respond to emergencies and reduce disaster impacts after things had happened. Onsite investigation for incident response even puts front-line staff's liv