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‘Cyber Heist’ Is a Regressive Take on the Smart City
A cyber security engineer accidentally falls into an online financial conspiracy and has to fight to prove his innocence.
ANALYSIS: China's Smart Cities Make Privacy Impossible
China has more smart city pilots than all other countries combined.
Q&A: Sensing the Future of Waste Management with TWOIOT
Trash management systems have barely changed since the 1970s.
TAIWAN: Keeping the Internet of Things Safe and Secure
Toys, cars and even refrigerators are being hooked up to the internet, but more must be done to stop your appliances turning into botnets.
Internet of Things Infrastructure Advances in Taiwan
Sigfox's rollout of low power wide area network infrastructure heralds a new phase in the development of Taiwan's IOT ecosystem.
Taoyuan, City of the Future?
Will the next Silicon Valley be in Taoyuan?
Taiwan's Cities Get Smart: Embracing Internet of Things
New smart-city digital technologies involving the Internet of Things are being adopted by the nation’s largest cities and could help spur economic development through industrial transformation. Some of the leading examples so far are the eTag electronic toll collection system, the EasyCard payment platform, and the Wi-Fi system on the Taoyuan Metro. Under planning is a smart-machinery center in Taichung.
Probing the Underbelly of Taiwan’s Economic Transformation Plan
David Green takes a deep dive into what the 'Asia Silicon Valley' plan really means for Taiwan.
Surviving The IoT Era: Taiwan Government Proposes Measures Encouraging Startups and Related Industries
In face of the arrival of the IoT era, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and president-elect Tsai Ing-wen both brought up measures to encourage the development of relevant industries. While the former plans to bring together local startups and enterprises, the latter focuses on the development of five industries to establish a foothold in the IoT era.
Google Managing Director Says Mobile Marketing is Critical for Taiwan Businesses
The penetration rate of smartphones in Taiwan has reached up to 78%, ranking among the top ten in the world and top five in Asia. This shows that Taiwan has a mature environment for mobile marketing and offers many opportunities to Taiwan’s small and medium enterprises. A growing trend of Internet of Things (IoT) also poses as a new frontier for new start-ups and businesses.