Taiwan's government has set an ambitious target to expand its AI computing infrastructure to 480 Petaflops (PF) by 2029, with the potential to reach 1,200 PF through private sector participation.

Taiwan on Monday banned government departments from using Chinese startup DeepSeek's artificial intelligence (AI) service as ...

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Taiwan banned its government agencies from using Chinese AI model DeepSeek's service, noting it was a security risk.

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Taiwan has banned government agencies from using ... leakage" and "endangers national information security." Chinese AI lab DeepSeek made headlines in January after unveiling a new flagship ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs on Friday issued a security alert for AI models developed by Chinese startup DeepSeek, urging government agencies and critical ...

“Its (DeepSeek) operation involves security concerns such as cross-border transmission and information leakage,” Taiwan's Ministry ... a new open-source AI platform that can mimic human ...

Taiwan tech stocks fall after U.S. tariffs announcement Taiwan to help companies wishing to invest in U.S. Taiwan president pledges policy support at home TAIPEI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Taiwan will ...