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NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang stated plainly that when open models deployed across industries and applications are taken together in aggregate, they already constitute the world's second-largest model ecosystem. (Photo / Liu Wei-hong)

The Next AI Paradigm: Nvidia CEO Says The Future Belongs To Multi-Agent Systems, Not Black Boxes

Scholars believe that Nuclear Power Plant 3 is in the best overall condition and is the youngest unit. As long as safety inspections and reviews at each stage proceed smoothly, it could be restarted as early as next year. (Archive photo, courtesy of Taipo

Taiwan Eyes Nuclear Return, but the Real Crisis Is a Talent Drain

On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched joint airstrikes on Iran. Black smoke rose over the Iranian capital of Tehran. (AP)

The Pain Threshold: Why a US Stock Market Drop Is Required for a Ceasefire

20240813 - Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant (Nuclear 4), operated by Taiwan Power Company. (Photo by Yen Lin-yu)

Taiwan Weighs Nuclear Return: Which Plant Can Restart First?

Reviving the partnership with NVIDIA's Jensen Huang (left) marks a pivotal strategic move by Rick Tsai (right) for MediaTek's future. (File photo by Wei Xin-yang)

MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai Charts Bold Course Beyond Smartphones with NVIDIA Alliance

Experts believe crisis management isn't about crafting beautiful rhetoric, but about addressing 'facts, responsibility, and remedies' in a verifiable manner. (File photo, Associated Press)

Companies Must Respond to Crisis with Facts, Not Emotion, PR Expert Warns

Crisis management consultant Winner Wang (left) and LeadBest Consulting Group co-founder and Chief Digital Officer Wang Chih-ching (right) jointly launch SOS AI. (Photo / Liu Wei-hung)

AI Crisis Management Tool Aims to Prevent Critical First-Hour Mistakes

Microplastics can cross the blood-brain barrier after entering the human body, accumulating around blood vessels and causing brain inflammation. (Photo / Liu Wei-hong)

As Taiwanese Society Ages, Worry Rises Over Link of Plastic Consumption and Dementia

When Taiwan applied to join the World Trade Organization in 2000, it experienced the rice wine chaos due to soaring rice wine prices. (File photo, Hong Yu-hsun)

From Rice Wine to New Tariffs: Taiwan's Lesson on How Not to Reform

The Ministry of Digital Affairs is attempting to enhance the quality of government open data through legal incentives. (Photo / Yen Lin-yu)

Taiwan Pushes for Sovereign AI, Faces Shortage of Language Data

In 2022, Kawasaki Heavy Industries used the world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier, Suiso Frontier, to transport liquid hydrogen by sea from Australia to Japan, demonstrating that hydrogen can be cooled and compressed to −253°C for long-distance maritim

Japan's ¥3 Trillion Hydrogen Bet—and the High-Stakes Logic Behind It

Many elderly Taiwanese are reluctant to live in nursing homes. As children form their own families and spouses pass away, they become solitary seniors. (Pexels.)

More Old People in Taiwan are Dying Alone, Most Still Unwilling to Enter Assisted Living

Last year's International Energy Expo was a grand event. (Photo / Taiwan External Trade Development Council)

Public Support Drops for Taiwan's Renewable Energy Policy