Taiwan stories - Page 9

CITIC Telecom International has received Frost & Sullivan Taiwan's 2016 Cloud Service Provider of the Year award, recognising its efforts in cloud.

Singapore's landfill space is projected to run out by 2035, but Google's data centers there have achieved a 100% landfill diversion rate.

Google has connected its Taiwanese data center to the FASTER undersea cable network, promising better speeds for Taiwan, Japan and Asia.

Expanding Bel Power Solutions' presence to this technology hub in Taiwan is a critical step in accelerating Bel Group's penetration into key markets.

Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom has opened what it says is one of the four highest rated data centers in the world in New Taipei city.

Hurricane Electric is bringing its IPv4 and IPv6-native backbone networks to Taiwan with the announcement of its latest PoP network in Taiwan.

Taiwanese tech giant Acer recently suffered a massive data breach that has potentially affected 34,500 of its US customers.

The pair will collaborate closely on reinforcing the company's overall growth strategy to further expand its footprint across APAC.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange has officially opened its new 'world class' data center enabling the exchange to offer new services - and stable uptime.

Apple will unveil the eagerly anticipated iPhone 6 a month earlier than expected, according to recently released Taiwanese media reports.

Social networking site celebrated one year anniversary of the launch earlier this week, we check out how it's getting on.

Apple may ditch US glass supplier for Taiwanese tech, as anti-glare iMac rumours swirl. Meanwhile, a Mac trojan exploits Java flaw.

A Taiwanese firm's ad with a Steve Jobs lookalike promoting an Android product has sparked outrage for tastelessness.

Rumoured refresh: New MacBook Airs with Sandy Bridge processors and Thunderbolt ports may launch in June/July, Taiwanese blog discloses.

Rumours are doing the rounds that Google will invest $34 million in a regional cloud computing data centre in Taiwan.

Taiwan, New Zealand and South Africa were the countries most heavily hit with malware in 2010, according to a report.

AVG's latest report reveals Turkey, Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan are the most dangerous places to surf the web, with Japan and Taiwan being the safest.

Rumours swirl about a 7-inch iPad 2 launching by Christmas, with Taiwanese firms reportedly crafting parts for Apple's new venture.