British businesses remain optimistic about Taiwan’s economy, with 64% expecting revenue growth in 2025. Key opportunities lie in ICT, healthcare, and renewable energy. Despite geopolitical concerns, UK firms see Taiwan as a stable, growing market for trade and investment.
Artificial intelligence has rapidly evolved from a technological innovation into one of the defining strategic assets of the twenty-first century. Governments around the world are investing billions in AI infrastructure, computing power, semiconductor supply chains, and talent development—not only to drive economic growth but also to strengthen national
On 15 June 2026, the documentary A Chip Odyssey was screened at SOAS University of London, followed by a Q&A session with director Hsiao Chu-chen. The event was jointly organised by the SOAS Centre of Taiwan Studies and the Taipei Representative Office in the UK, bringing together
Introduction As global supply chains continue to evolve and technological innovation reshapes economies worldwide, the relationship between Taiwan and the United Kingdom has become increasingly important. Built upon shared values, economic cooperation, and a commitment to innovation, Taiwan–UK relations have expanded significantly in recent years. From trade and investment
The UK-Taiwan tech alliance is heating up! At London’s ETCC conference, leaders focused on AI, semiconductors, and boosting a £60B European trade relationship. Hardware prowess meets financial excellence. Photo credit: ETCC via AP News.