Dan Nystedt, IDG News Jun 3, 2010 Microsoft opened a joint cloud computing center with Taiwan’s economics ministry on Thursday at the Computex electronics show, and announced a plan to work with two local companies on new designs for servers meant specifically for cloud computing, the growing trend towards decentralized, virtualized computing services. When...
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NDTV 2010-06-01 Asia’s largest and the world’s second largest computer expo marks 30 years in Taipei on Tuesday. The much-hyped portable tablet computers were the highlight of the show, as hardware makers hope to take advantage of the buzz surrounding Apple’s newly launched iPad. The iPad hit overseas store shelves on Friday, with buyers...
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Focus Taiwan 2010/05/06 Taipei, May 6 (CNA) Google rolled out a new search interface Thursday, which its Taiwan office described as “intelligent,” as part of its efforts to optimize the relevance of online queries. “As information on the Internet is rapidly increasing, our goal has long been that our users no longer need to...
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forbes.com Associated Press 05.04.10 TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwan’s government will invest 24 billion New Taiwan dollars ($760 million) in cloud-based computing over the next five years, as a complement to Microsoft Corp.’s support for local firms to develop and use the new technology. Vice Economics Minister Lin Sheng-chung said the Cabinet has approved the...
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SIGNS FROM CHINA: Several reporters in Taiwan and China were unable to log into their accounts as the firm detected signs of tampering and shut them down The Taipei Times By J. Michael Cole STAFF REPORTER, WITH REUTERS , BEIJING Apr 01, 2010 Reporters operating in Taiwan were among a number of journalists and...
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