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US Congress ups pressure on Nvidia’s Jensen Huang over alle…
Growing bipartisan pressure is mounting in the US Congress on Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang over his ties to a businesswoman suspected by US intelligence officials of working for Beijing’s intelligence services, with lawmakers from both parties demanding to know whether US national security was compromised. Chinese authorities have dismissed the spying allegations. The controversy escalated over the weekend when Nvidia’s board announced an independent investigation after Huang admitted he...
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自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》Taiwan takes dozens of medals in sport stacki…
Staff writer, with CNATeam Taiwan won 48 gold, 21 silver and 22 bronze medals at this year’s Asian Sport Stacking Championships, held in Thailand over the weekend.
11/9 22:00
Lithuania urged Taipei to rename office ahead of Beijing’s…
The government of Lithuania asked Taipei to change the name of a controversial representative office in Vilnius before Beijing’s National Day last month, according to explosive media reports in the tiny Baltic state. The twist comes as Vilnius seeks to restore diplomatic ties with Beijing, which have been frozen since the opening of the office in 2021. Reports in Delfi, a Lithuanian news portal, on Monday said a deputy foreign minister delivered a letter to Taipei’s representatives – including...
11/9 20:00
What’s next for Nvidia and Jensen Huang after affair admiss…
As Nvidia launched an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted to an extramarital affair, the repercussions threaten not only his three-decade tenure but also the future of the chip giant’s delicate semiconductor trade with China, according to lawyers and analysts. The world’s leading maker of chips for artificial intelligence systems faces an unprecedented corporate and geopolitical storm after its 63-year-old leader told employees that he was unfaithful to his wife and pledged to...
#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Nvidia#China#Jensen Huang#Semiconductors#US-China tech war
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Is the PLA rehearsing operations to keep US forces out of a…
Recent mainland Chinese naval deployments in the western Pacific and South China Sea have raised questions over whether Beijing is rehearsing operations to stop US and allied forces from intervening in a Taiwan conflict, according to analysts. Beijing has not announced any large-scale drill in relation to recent People’s Liberation Army (PLA) naval activities. But a November 6 assessment by US-based think tank the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said the PLA could be conducting a major...
#China’s military drills#The Philippines#Guam#United States#Japan#South China Sea
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Notes from Central Taiwan: The real vector of PRC influence…
One of the most important corruption cases of the year faded from the public eye for a while this summer, only to resurface last week as prosecutors brought in “independent” indigenous legislator May Chin (高金素梅) for questioning and the Coast Guard seized two fishing boats in connection with the spra
Ryan Hass On Taiwan: Taiwan’s Strengthening Position in a S…
I recently traveled to Shanghai, Beijing, Tokyo, and Taipei as part of an annual trip organized by the National Committee on American Foreign Policy. Across these cities, senior officials, policy advisors, and experts shared differing perspectives on the region’s future. One conclusion stood out: Ta
Panamanian lawmaker urges Taiwan to establish trade office
Panamanian lawmaker Jhonathan Vega has called on Taiwan to establish a trade office in Panama to strengthen bilateral relations and expand economic cooperation amid attempts to rebuild informal ties following a break in formal ties in 2017.In an interview with the Central News Agency on the side
Taiwan planning harsher penalties for collaborators
The government is planning to amend the Anti-Infiltration Act (反滲透法) to impose harsher penalties on people who assist China in carrying out transnational repression, an official familiar with the matter said yesterday.The Ministry of Justice is drafting amendments targeting people who, at the direct
Chinese-owned yachts barred from Taiwan ports
Chinese-owned yachts have been barred from entering Taiwan’s ports under revised guidelines announced by the Maritime and Port Bureau.The amendments clarify the rules for foreign-owned yachts seeking permission to enter Taiwan, including application requirements and permit durations. Violators face
US cites China in PNG closure of Taiwan site
The US government has expressed concern over the closure of Taiwan’s representative office in Papua New Guinea (PNG) under pressure from the PNG government, saying that the incident is another example of Beijing’s intimidation of Taiwan.“We are deeply concerned by reports that the government of Papu
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