Taiwan’s economy has quietly outperformed its peers — not just through world-leading semiconductor exports, but also through a booming capital market that’s now the 8th largest in the world.

I is blurring the line between computer science and biology — and for Taiwan, that intersection might just be the bridge to its next global breakthrough.

From Ukraine’s battlefields to Taiwan’s rice paddies, drones are redefining the way we think about technology.

HTC is back in the spotlight with the Vive Eagle, a bold new entry in the AI glasses race.

Taiwan is on the verge of crossing $40,000 USD GDP per capita, overtaking Japan and soon South Korea. But is this just another semiconductor success story, or the start of a broader transformation?

In this episode of Taiwan Tech Dispatch, we explore Taiwan’s unique e-commerce battlefield. Unlike markets dominated by giants like Amazon or Alibaba, Taiwan remains diverse and competitive—opening the door for vertical players to thrive.

Artificial intelligence is transforming not only tech companies but also traditional industries like travel and hospitality. In this episode, we look at Taiwan’s travel industry through the lens of two leading players: KKday and Lion Travel.

Taiwan’s high-tech giants are leading the global AI race — but many traditional industries and SMEs are falling behind, creating an M-shaped divide in AI adoption. In this episode, we unpack why the gap exists, the risks if left unaddressed, and the pathways to ensure AI transformation benefits all sectors of the economy.

In this episode of Taiwan Tech Dispatch, we revisit a story first explored in Episode 3 — Foxconn’s EV partnership with Mitsubishi — and connect it to a new, potentially game-changing development: a rumored Foxconn–Nissan collaboration.

In this episode of Taiwan Tech Dispatch, we go beyond the concept of TAM (Total Addressable Market) and explore what happens when startups choose to stay local — and get trapped.