Chang Gung Memorial Hospital is redefining healthcare in Taiwan through AI-driven innovation, sustainable practices, and global collaboration. By integrating research, technology, and social responsibility, it aims to build a smarter, greener, and more inclusive healthcare system for future generations.
Micron Taiwan’s “One Team” vision unites talent across Taiwan and Japan, blending inclusion, AI innovation, and cross-border collaboration to drive the future of memory technology.
Despite Taiwan’s landmark legalization of same-sex marriage in 2019, cross-border couples continue to face unequal treatment under the law. Through the efforts of lawyer Victoria Hsu and families like Jupiter’s, advocates are fighting to close the remaining legal gaps and ensure true equality for all.
Across Taiwan, old industrial sites are being transformed into vibrant artist villages that merge heritage with creativity. Places like Kaohsiung’s Kio-A-Thau Sugar Refinery and Pier-2 Art Center now serve as dynamic spaces for art, culture, and community exchange.
TADTE 2025 highlighted Taiwan’s growing role in global security, showcasing AI-driven defense innovation and expanding U.S. partnerships through co-developed missile projects and next-generation drone technologies.
As the gig economy and non-traditional forms of work become increasingly common, delivery services have emerged as an important option for many people to boost income while balancing work and personal life. Uber Eats has, for the first time, released average hourly earnings data for its delivery partners while on delivery*, and partnered with 104…
Taiwan’s draft Virtual Asset Services Act introduces its first comprehensive framework for digital assets, aiming to boost oversight, protect investors, and align with global standards.
For more than seven decades, AmCham has been a cornerstone of Taiwan’s international business community, promoting closer U.S.–Taiwan relations and supporting a dynamic environment for growth and collaboration. Our members are proud to celebrate this milestone and reaffirm their commitment to AmCham’s mission and enduring success.
In Tainan, a team of architects is turning discarded oyster shells into low-carbon bricks, cutting emissions while rethinking one of the world’s most polluting industries. Through projects like C-Cube Lab’s waste-based “C-Slurry” and partnerships in Penghu, these innovators are showing how local materials can drive global change in sustainable construction.
Taiwan’s ambition to become a leader in sustainable manufacturing is being realized through landmark projects like TSMC’s Zero Waste Manufacturing Center in Tai-chung Science Park. At the core of this transformation is Pacific Engineers and Constructors Ltd. (PECL), originally established as a joint venture with the Ministry of Economic Affairs and now a wholly owned…
