Taiwan startup

After some years of a stagnant growth in the tech sector, Taiwanese startups are on the rise again.

Facebook is on the cusp of launching its cryptocurrency Libra, and Taiwan should prepare for it.

Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan are still far from adapting to the digital age and embracing the knowledge economy.

'Years ago, people didn’t understand why we wanted to do this. Now everyone wants to do it and we have it. Animators can render their images in real time and they are in high quality.'

'What we want to do is compile all the information on what hotels and flights you can redeem with your credit card reward points,' says Keith Wang, co-founder and CEO of Pointimize.

This Taiwan startup is increasing the chances of people actually clicking on the links you share.

Think you own the data you create in the digital environment? Think again.

'We know that we can’t compete with Google in the general consumers’ market, so we are targeting and reaching out to enterprises through doing 2C,' says SurveyCake founder Alex Liu.

'In the internet era, you probably need more multimedia elements if you are creating an online document, which is hard to layout with Google Docs. If I can optimize CakeResume to be as stable as Google Docs, then it will be the editor of a new generation.'

Lack of restoration and maintenance after working out can lead to serious injuries, and Taiwan startup U-GYM is aiming to help in maintaining daily health care.

This little-known Taiwan startup may be on the cusp of developing the future of travel.

Learn about the new virtual reality program that's aiming to disrupt the music industry.

From finding the closest public restroom to reporting a full waste bin or typhoon damage, Mapgea does it all.

Eco-friendly scooters are planning to take on the crowded and polluted streets of Taipei.

'Eatgether' matches users so you never have to eat alone again.