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Taiwan's Hidden AI Giants: The People Who Stop the Chip Sector Overheating
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By Ryan Wu, Patrick Chen, Ai Chi & Chris Gorin, March 16 |
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Taiwan’s AI supply chain goes beyond chips, with niche suppliers like those in cooling technology playing a key role. These hidden AI giants quietly dominate vital parts of the global market. Asia Vital Components, for example, co-designs and supplies liquid cooling for Nvidia’s latest chips, reporting US$4.3 billion in 2025 as AI data center demand surged.
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by Zoom In Zoom Out, March 11
Taiwan's First Responders Reflect on Their International Efforts
On March 11, 2011, Japan suffered one of its most devastating disasters. The 9.1 earthquake, followed by a huge tsunami, claimed tens of thousands of lives. Taiwanese teams were quickly deployed to assist with search and rescue and in this episode, Huang Po Chun, deputy commander of the National Fire Agency’s Special Search and Rescue team, shares his experiences on the front line.
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by Taiwan Talks, March 5
Did Trump Strike Iran to Weaken China
A joint US and Israel strike that killed Iran’s leadership has shaken the Middle East and the world. The Trump Administration cites stopping Iran’s nuclear program and responding to attacks, but China’s reliance on Iranian oil may also factor in. Taiwan Talks examines the fallout, its effect on the Taiwan Strait, and implications for US China competition ahead of the Trump-Xi summit.
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by Justin Wu, & Ting Yeh, March 9 |
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From Forced Resignations to Equal Rights: How Women's Rights Deepened Taiwan's Democracy |
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Less than 40 years ago, some jobs required Taiwanese women to resign if they turned 30, got married, or became pregnant. However, their fight against workplace discrimination helped drive the passage of the Gender Equality in Employment Act in 2002 and provided a model of advocacy that other civic groups in Taiwan could follow, contributing to the maturation and deepening of Taiwan's democracy.
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Taiwan Sets Records at World Baseball Classic Despite Elimination
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Time Running Out for Taiwan's Running Green Man
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Former US Ambassador to Palau on Taiwan's Ties With Pacific Island Nations
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CONNECTED: RhinoShield to Make Smartphone Cases From Ocean Plastic
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ZIZO: Former Environment Minister Reflects on Sustainability Strategies
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Resound S4: Brand New Music Series Raises the Bar
"Resound" is the flagship music show from TaiwanPlus where tradition and innovation collide. Sit back, turn the volume up and enjoy the live skills of these incredible performers.
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The Bikeman in Taiwan | On the Edge of the World
Hosted by Danish cycling enthusiast Niels-Ole Rasmussen, the six-episode series follows his ride across Taiwan from north to south and east to west, revealing some of the island’s most beautiful, unusual, and inspiring destinations. As part of the adventure, he visits a reptile café where he holds snakes, learns to cook shrimp with young Indigenous fishermen and witnesses the effect of the 2024 earthquake on Hualien’s Taroko Gorge National Park.
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Wow! Taiwan | Campus Edition
Have you ever thought of studying in Taiwan? In this new season of "Wow! Taiwan," Andrew and Patty invite foreign students who have all studied in Taiwan to share their experiences. Follow the series to get the lowdown on which University has the best campus environment, the best food nearby, the best lifestyle options and more!
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City Escape | Alishan Sunrise Hike
Alishan, Taiwan, is a haven for people who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Despite it being an early start, the sunrise at Alishan is certainly worth the effort. Discover how to get to the summit using Alishan’s sunrise train and then, try out some forest bathing on Alishan’s Shuishan Healing Trail, a relaxing walk for hikers of any level surrounded by nature.
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Now You Know | China's Tightening Control Over Hong Kong
Hong Kong pro-democracy advocate and former legislator Nathan Law discusses China’s control of Hong Kong, what this signifies for democracy around the world and why those of us living in other democracies should be taking note.
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