US chip makers must ‘run very fast’ to stay ahead of Chinese competitors, Jensen Huang said during an industry expo in Taipei.

Mainland Taiwan Affairs Council spokeswoman says suggestion was ‘deceitful’ if Lai is not prepared to change pro-independence stand.

The drills come as China, US ramp up military diplomacy in the region, staging more frequent war games with allies over Taiwan, South China Sea issues.

Island’s defence ministry says the military experts observed the computerised drills and also took part in the review and assessment.

The higher worker pay and bonus packages offered by Foxconn underscores the Taiwanese contract manufacturer’s commitment to continue assembling iPhones in the central city of Zhengzhou.

Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek said it will be using Arm’s latest tech innovation to boost the performance of next-generation smartphones.

Some 2,661 mainland citizens were polled by the Centre for International Security and Strategy at Tsinghua University on the outlook for international security.

Debate swirls after Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu suggests self-ruled island has been talking to the United States on the nuclear umbrella issue.

The vessel and two other ships travel in northerly direction while sticking to median line that serves as unofficial barrier, while Taiwanese military monitors movement and responds ‘appropriately’, Taipei says.

Beijing should seek reunification according to its ‘own rhythm’ as threat of a clash remains low in the near term, according to heavyweight scholar Liu Guoshen, professor at a leading think tank for issues related to the island.

The breach by the ‘Volt Typhoon’ group is thought to be part of a campaign intended to disrupt communications in the Pacific region ahead of a possible crisis.

Paraglider was stranded for six hours near Dragon’s Back hiking trail, according to police.

New extreme heat weather alert introduced after successive record temperatures recorded in city over recent years.

VTB Bank’s Andrey Kostin warns that ‘it’s very dangerous to rely on America’, after Russia’s second-largest lender lost billions last year upon being cut off from the US dollar and euro.

Beijing yet to respond to Washington’s request for meeting between Chinese Defence Minister Li Shangfu and American counterpart Lloyd Austin on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore next week.

The two countries have been tussling for weeks over Taiwan, with South Korea falling more in line with the US.

The global tech hub’s recession-hit economy has had a tough go since last year, on weak demand for its exports, but an ‘optimistic forecast’ projects an end-of-year recovery.

Senior Chinese officials are likely to be ‘unhappy’ and ‘disappointed’ over Marcos Jnr’s moves to forge closer military ties with the US without regard for China’s sensitivities.

Defence Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng says they still perform well but ‘over time’ there will be an issue.

Investors looking at chip giants like SK Hynix and TSMC are undeterred by expectations for a US recession and worsening Sino-American relations.

Taiwanese legislator Chen Yu-jen, who represents Quemoy for the opposition Kuomintang party, has asked authorities to lift a ban on mainland Chinese travellers.

Amid speculation of a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the two-day forum in Detroit, Michigan, no confirmation yet from either side.

House select committee issues its first set of policy recommendations, addressing the ‘ongoing genocide’ of Uygurs and deterring Beijing from cross-strait attacks.

A noodle bar in Taiwan has gone viral for serving ramen made with an alien-looking, 14-legged deep-sea creature that is distantly related to woodlice and can reach more than 30cm long.