Taipei
PulseAugur coverage of Taipei — every cluster mentioning Taipei across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- located in COMPUTEX 2026 90%
- headquartered in Kuomintang 70%
- competes with People’s Liberation Army 70%
- located in Qualcomm 70%
- headquartered in COMPUTEX 2026 70%
- located in Taiwan Strait 70%
- affiliated with Washington 60%
- affiliated with Kuomintang 60%
- located in Washington 50%
- affiliated with mainland China 50%
- headquartered in Cheng Li-wun 50%
11 day(s) with sentiment data
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Typhoon Dolphin disrupts flights between Hong Kong, Japan, and China
Typhoon Dolphin has caused significant travel disruptions, leading to the cancellation of at least 12 flights connecting Hong Kong with mainland China, Taiwan, and Japan. Travelers in Okinawa experienced some resumption…
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Taiwan war games simulate PLA blockade response with US planning integration
Taiwan is commencing its largest annual military drills, the Han Kuang exercise, which will simulate responses to a People's Liberation Army (PLA) maritime blockade. The 10-day exercise will incorporate US military plan…
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Taiwan's Q2 GDP soars 13% on US-backed AI exports, exposing supply chain risks
Taiwan's Gross Domestic Product saw a significant surge of nearly 13% in the second quarter, largely propelled by AI-related exports fueled by US investment. Despite efforts by the Lai administration in Taipei to promot…
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Qualcomm-powered robot collapses during live demo at Computex 2026
During a presentation at Computex 2026 in Taipei, a Qualcomm-powered NEURA Robotics 4NE-1 humanoid robot suffered a spectacular and noisy collapse on stage. The robot, powered by Qualcomm's Dragonwing IQ10 robotics refe…
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AI is making the traditional clock-based work measurement obsolete
The traditional 20th-century labor contract, which measures work by the clock, is becoming obsolete in the 21st century due to the influence of artificial intelligence. AI is fundamentally changing the value of an hour'…
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US shares Taiwan coastguard cooperation photo amid Beijing patrols
The United States has shared a photograph depicting coastguard cooperation with Taiwan, a move interpreted by analysts as a signal of Washington's support. The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) posted the image, highli…
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Taiwan opposition gains momentum from cooking oil scandal protest
A large protest in Taiwan, fueled by a cooking oil scandal, has energized the opposition Kuomintang party. The demonstration, which called for the leader and premier to apologize and resign respectively, highlighted foo…
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PLA helicopter flight in Taiwan Strait signals new war tactics, Taipei concerned
A People's Liberation Army helicopter's extended flight in the Taiwan Strait has prompted concerns in Taipei that Beijing is practicing new operational tactics for a potential conflict. Taiwan's defense ministry reporte…
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China and US discuss $30B reciprocal tariff cuts and trade councils
China and the US are in discussions to establish a framework for reciprocal tariff reductions on approximately $30 billion worth of goods. This initiative is part of broader efforts to stabilize bilateral economic relat…
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Taiwan reviews LNG imports from Papua New Guinea after office closure
Taiwan is reviewing its liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports from Papua New Guinea following the forced closure of its economic office in the Pacific nation. This closure, which Taiwan states occurred without prior consu…
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TSMC commits $100B more to Arizona for 2nm fabs, boosting US investment to $265B · 2 sources tracked
TSMC has announced an additional $100 billion investment in Arizona to build at least four new 2nm chipmaking fabs and advanced packaging facilities. This brings TSMC's total U.S. commitment to $265 billion, with the ne…
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Taiwan's TPP party begins first delegation to mainland China for dialogue
Taiwan's opposition Taiwan People's Party (TPP) has initiated its first formal delegation to mainland China, aiming to foster dialogue and cross-strait peace. The nine-member group, led by Lee Wei-hwa, will focus on are…
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Super Typhoon Bavi Cancels Dozens of Hong Kong Flights
Super Typhoon Bavi has caused significant travel disruptions, leading to the cancellation of over 40 flights and delays for 10 others departing from Hong Kong. The storm's approach towards Taiwan has impacted routes to …
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Hong Kong man admits promoting pro-Taiwan party and anti-CCP messages
A 23-year-old Hong Kong man, Chan Ho-hin, has pleaded guilty to inciting subversion by promoting a pro-Taiwan political party and disseminating anti-Communist messages. He used social media, leaflets, and letters to adv…
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Philippines launches domestic tourism drive amid high travel costs
The Philippines' Department of Tourism has launched a new campaign, "Discover More to Love," aimed at encouraging domestic travel among Filipinos. This initiative offers discounted packages for hotels and flights, compl…
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China's Fujian aircraft carrier transits Taiwan Strait amid Taiwan's drills
China's most advanced aircraft carrier, the Fujian, transited the Taiwan Strait. This passage occurred shortly after Taiwan initiated a five-day military exercise aimed at enhancing its combat readiness. A military comm…
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Lithuania pauses Taiwan economic talks amid domestic political shift
Lithuania has temporarily suspended negotiations on an economic cooperation action plan with Taiwan due to domestic political changes following the formation of a new coalition government. Taiwan's foreign ministry expr…
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SemiAnalysis AI Lumina event a success at Computex 2026
SemiAnalysis hosted a successful AI Lumina event during Computex 2026 in Taipei, celebrating the future of AI infrastructure. The event brought together a diverse group of attendees, including customers, partners, resea…
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Taiwan's HIMARS drill signals shift to mobile strike weapons
Taiwan recently conducted a military drill involving the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), firing missiles westward towards the Taiwan Strait. This exercise, the first of its kind directed towards mainland…
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Taiwan opposition leader discusses Beijing ties in Washington
Cheng Li-wun, the chairwoman of Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party, concluded a five-day visit to Washington D.C. where she engaged in discussions about cross-strait relations with Beijing. Her visit included me…