Startups key as Taiwan seeks new tech identity


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 02 Jun 2015

FOCUS ON THE NEW: Journalists checking out Asus' new smartwatches during the Computex Show press conference in Taipei. Taiwan is turning to startups to set itself apart from an increasingly crowded tech playing field.

TAIPEI: As the Computex trade show opens its doors in Taiwan it is putting a new focus on startups to boost the island’s tech credentials in the face of intense competition from rival China. 

Taiwan has hosted Asia’s biggest tech trade show for 35 years and made its name as a hub of innovation and engineering in the age of the PC, manufacturing components and assembling computers. 

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