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TOKYO -- Japanese components supplier Meiko Electronics will spend 40 billion yen ($255 million) to build a factory in Vietnam that makes printed circuit boards that are expected to be used in Samsung Electronics' latest smartphone capable of generat... [1]
Deputy Defence Minister Lt. Gen. Adul Boonthamcharoen on 5 February visited border areas in Phanom Dong Rak district, Surin, to follow up on the Defence Ministry’s infrastructure initiative aimed at improving living and operational conditions for tro... [2]
TOKYO -- NTT and Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom have activated a communications network between Tokyo and Taipei using the Japanese company's IOWN technology, achieving ultra-high speeds, the companies announced Thursday. [3]
TAIPEI -- Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan's fourth-largest company by market capitalization and the island's largest telecom operator, is betting on original video content to drive growth and foster overseas business at a time when its existing services fac... [4]
TAIPEI -- Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan's largest telecommunications operator by market share, is aspiring to enhance its regional presence after the opening of a new 13 billion New Taiwan dollar ($406 million) data center late July, a company executive t... [5]
Tech giant bets big on HBM chips after ceding ground to rival SK Hynix Kevin Kim becomes acting ambassador as US president floats Kim Jong Un meeting Uncertainty over US tariffs continues to cast shadow over economy Your weekly lineup of Asia's bigge... (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. India and Japan have been roiled by U.S. President Donald Trump's sharp changes on tariffs, but this week attention will be focused on China and its trade truce with the U.S. [7]
SEOUL -- Japan's Bellsystem24 Holdings has joined hands with South Korean tech company Hankook, aiming to bolster multilingual call-center services in the two countries and beyond. [8]
TOKYO -- Japanese components supplier Meiko Electronics will spend 40 billion yen ($255 million) to build a factory in Vietnam that makes printed circuit boards that are expected to be used in Samsung Electronics' latest smartphone capable of generat
Deputy Defence Minister Lt. Gen. Adul Boonthamcharoen on 5 February visited border areas in Phanom Dong Rak district, Surin, to follow up on the Defence Ministry’s infrastructure initiative aimed at improving living and operational conditions for tro
TOKYO -- NTT and Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom have activated a communications network between Tokyo and Taipei using the Japanese company's IOWN technology, achieving ultra-high speeds, the companies announced Thursday.
TAIPEI -- Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan's fourth-largest company by market capitalization and the island's largest telecom operator, is betting on original video content to drive growth and foster overseas business at a time when its existing services fac
TAIPEI -- Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan's largest telecommunications operator by market share, is aspiring to enhance its regional presence after the opening of a new 13 billion New Taiwan dollar ($406 million) data center late July, a company executive t
Tech giant bets big on HBM chips after ceding ground to rival SK Hynix Kevin Kim becomes acting ambassador as US president floats Kim Jong Un meeting Uncertainty over US tariffs continues to cast shadow over economy Your weekly lineup of Asia's bigge
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. India and Japan have been roiled by U.S. President Donald Trump's sharp changes on tariffs, but this week attention will be focused on China and its trade truce with the U.S.
SEOUL -- Japan's Bellsystem24 Holdings has joined hands with South Korean tech company Hankook, aiming to bolster multilingual call-center services in the two countries and beyond.
On January 5, the Taiwanese government alleged that the Chinese-owned vessel Shunxin-39 cut an undersea fiber-optic cable near Taiwan’s Keelung Harbor by reportedly dragging its anchor across the seabed.
SEOUL -- South Korea's largest telecom provider SK Telecom is come under intense pressure to back away from an offer to use the network equipment of Huawei Technologies as critics say such technologies could be used to spy on the country.