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How Can an Established Heavy Electrical Equipment Company Keep Pace in the AI Era?
Energy transition has become a critical issue for countries around the world. From the integration of renewable energy into power grids and the rapid expansion of AI data centers to the booming EV market, these technological developments are driving demand for upgraded power infrastructure and greater grid resilience.In 60 years of experience in Taiwan, Fortune Electric has steadily expanded onto the international stage,supported by its strong technological capabilities and deep industrial expertise. By delivering smarter, more efficient, and more reliable power solutions, the company is actively contributing to the modernization of power grids worldwide and playing an increasingly important role in the global energy transition. As Fortune Electric continues its transformation , it is steadily becoming a world-class leader in the heavy electrical equipment industry.
Shopee's Quiet Takeover of Taiwan's Retail Map
Shopee has long been Taiwan's largest e-commerce platform. Now, with more than 3,000 pickup points and a free-shipping policy that has rattled rivals, it is pushing deeper into physical retail — and competitors from convenience store chains to supermarket operator PX Mart are taking notice.
Chip Stocks Defy US Market Pullback
June 23, 2026 -- Today’s top stories: Chip Stocks Defy US Market Pullback, Lagarde Calls for China at Currency Talks, and Five Eyes: Fight AI Threats With AI.
Taichung City's Environmental Protection Bureau Uses Technology to Reduce the Environmental Impact of Construction Projects
Taichung has transformed into a modern metropolis that balances industrial vitality, high quality of life, and urban amenities — a transformation built on major infrastructure projects and redevelopment zones. Yet amid global climate change and the drive toward net-zero carbon emissions, Taichung must build the institutional frameworks to steer the construction industry toward more sustainable practices.
China’s Chip Toolmakers Challenge Japan
June 22, 2026 -- Today’s top stories: China’s Chip Toolmakers Challenge Japan, Nobel AI Pioneer Joins Anthropic, and Google Hunts AI-Powered Phishing Gang.
The Battle for AI Power: How Taiwan’s Delta Electronics Is Invading Vertiv’s Turf
Taiwan's rise as the epicenter of the AI revolution has minted unexpected winners, none more striking than Delta Electronics. Now, with Nvidia's 800V architecture shift on the horizon, Delta is pushing beyond its traditional server-room turf to challenge grey-space giants like Vertiv on their home ground. Can it pull it off?
The TSMC-Intel Defection Drama Exposes Taiwan’s Dangerous Non-Compete Trap
Taiwan's crackdown on a senior TSMC engineer who left for Intel exposes an uncomfortable contradiction: the talent mobility that built its semiconductor empire is increasingly being treated as a threat to it. Can a country that owes its technological rise to the free movement of talent afford to criminalize it?
US Lifts Iran Maritime Restrictions as New Talks Begin
June 19, 2026 -- Today’s top stories: US Lifts Iran Maritime Restrictions as New Talks Begin, US Fast-Tracks Power Access for AI Data Centers, and Apple Opens iOS Ecosystem Further in Brazil.
The “Milk Tea Spirit” Girding the World's Largest Electronics Maker’s Worldwide Management
With revenue surpassing NT$8 trillion, manufacturing operations spanning three continents, and a workforce of 900,000, Foxconn has established regional headquarters across Europe, the Americas, and India. How does the company keep the world's largest electronics manufacturing network running?
How TSMC Made Taiwan the World's Technology Heartland
From Hsinchu to Kaohsiung, a semiconductor corridor stretching the length of the island of Taiwan has become the nerve center of the global chip industry — and almost all roads lead to TSMC.
Amazon Sees Commercial Quantum Computing Arriving Within a Decade
June 18, 2026 -- Today’s top stories: Amazon Sees Commercial Quantum Computing Arriving Within a Decade, UK-EU Summit Signals New Chapter After Brexit, and London Adopts Singapore-Inspired Housing Strategy.
Promise or Proof? The KMT Chair’s Washington Visit and the Question of Political Trust
KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun's visit to Washington was intended to demonstrate that engagement with Beijing remains a viable path to preserving peace across the Taiwan Strait. As the foundations of cross-strait stability continue to shift, what path can Taiwan realistically pursue?