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QNAP Inaugurates New European Headquarters Building, Strengthening Commitment to Global and Regional Business Development Willich, Germany, May 20, 2022 - QNAP® Systems, Inc., a leading computing, networking and storage solution innovator, today celebrates the inauguration of its new European headquarters building in Willich, Germany, close to the city of Düsseldorf. The building serves as the QNAP European head office, logistics hub and service center, boosting its operational capacity and reaffirming its commitment to the long-term development of its European operations. The building will be operated by QNAP GmbH, a QNAP company responsible for its European operations. The building is a three-story construction consisting of modern office space, training facilities, a warehouse with a loading area, and a servicing area with electrostatic discharge (ESD) flooring. A Wi-Fi 6 network is available throughout the building with ultra-high-speed fiber optic backbones and additional wired d...

Tim Culpan Thu, 24 December 2020, 7:00 am GMT+8·9-min read (Bloomberg Opinion) -- I was at Hong Kong international airport the morning the U.S. reported its first case of the virus out of Wuhan, China. News had already been circulating about this deadly new illness in Taiwan, my point of departure, and I spent that layover rushing around looking for the provisions needed to minimize the risk on my flight to New York. Masks were out of stock but I eventually found a small bottle of sanitizer with a cartoon Shiba Inu dog on the label, an irony I’d later appreciate. At the airline lounge, staff were dismissive of my suggestion that hand sanitizer be made available at the counter to all passengers. I knew that would change. By the time I landed at JFK airport, Chinese authorities had shut down Wuhan in an admission that this virus was serious and spreading. Yet that move was far too late. Three days earlier Taiwan had already set up its Central Epidemic Command Center, and three weeks pri...

A group of Taiwanese entrepreneurs are crowd funding for a board game in which "vassal states" of China make a bid for freedom. Has raised NT$9.1m ($312,000) so far. The makers describe is as "a game of subversion". https://zeczec.com/projects/reversedfront A group of Taiwanese entrepreneurs are crowd funding for a board game in which "vassal states" of China make a bid for freedom. Has raised NT$9.1m ($312,000) so far. The makers describe is as "a game of subversion". https://t.co/UUmsw3SXMH pic.twitter.com/5F245gGKAE — Jerome Taylor (@JeromeTaylor) September 17, 2020

From 2019, US government start to find potential risk about China surveillance giant company- Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology and Zhejian Dahua Technology Related article from cyber-security concerned and political , due to the rises Tension between US and China. China's Hikvision Has Probably Filmed You Banned Chinese Security Cameras Are Almost Impossible to Remove Thousands Of Banned Chinese Surveillance Cameras Are Watching Over America China’s two largest surveillance camera makers take a beating from US ban US names Hikvision, Chinese security bureaus to economic blacklist But despite China surveillance , why not  choose Taiwan surveillance company ? Suggest 3 Taiwan surveillance company VIVOTEK, Geovision NUUO and 2 Taiwan AI Startup Umbo CV and Beseye

Are there any restrictions in terms of scope and sector for foreign investment in Taiwan? Currently, Taiwan has deregulated nearly 95% of all foreign investment. Taiwan allows foreigners to invest in all sectors except in a few areas where conditional restrictions apply. These areas include sectors which may impinge upon national security, public harmony, social behavior, public health and those sectors restricted under law or prohibited under international agreements. Therefore, some foreign investments in Taiwan are managed under the negative list.

Welcome to watch Taiwan CPBL baseball game !! CPBL English broadcasts provide a lifeline to deprived sports ... Focus Taiwan News Channel-Apr 18, 2020 On Friday, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) tweeted Eleven Sports Taiwan's English broadcast of the CPBL game between the Fubon ... Virus Outbreak: English-language CPBL broadcasts a ray of ... Taipei Times-22 hours ago View all CPBL game draws 650000 viewers at home and abroad Focus Taiwan News Channel-Apr 16, 2020 The Rakuten Monkeys celebrating their win. Taipei, April 16 (CNA) The sixth game in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) ... Missing Baseball? Taiwanese Games Are Now Broa dcasting ... TIME-Apr 16, 2020 View all Taiwan's pro baseball league to broadcast games in English Taiwan News-Apr 14, 2020 Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) held its first game at Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium Sunday after the first ... Actual baseball hig...