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| Name | Taipei International Startup Festival kicks off with AI forum｜Taiwan News |
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| Video Discription | The 2023 Taipei International Startup Festival has kicked off. Until Dec. 2, the event will hold series of activities, including forums, workshops and talks. The inaugural forum gave startups ideas on how to harness artificial intelligence to accelerate their growth. FTV reporter Stephany Yang has the story. At the 2023 Taipei International Startup Festival, the first to speak was Ed Jager, the director of trade and investment at the Taipei Canadian Trade Office’s. Jager discussed the factors that led Canadian AI startups to success and how AI startup teams can expand into the global market through international accelerators. He said one key to success was Canada’s global innovation clusters. Ed Jager Taipei Canadian Trade Office’s director of trade and investment A tool that the Canadian government has adopted in recent years to really focus in on key sectors is something called the global innovation clusters. In fact, we have set up five different entities that are a mixture of the private sector, public sectors, academia to work together to generate inner clusters, excitement, and innovation. Another key to success is the establishment of the Canadian Technology Accelerator, which opened a branch in Taipei four years ago. Ed Jager Taipei Canadian Trade Office’s director of trade and investment Taipei was opened four years ago and proved to be one of our best technology accelerators. As a result, these accelerators are supporting a whole bunch of companies, raising capital and generating revenue. Over 1,000 new partnerships were created. We can attribute at least 3,000 new jobs to this work that we have been doing in these accelerators. Peter Wu, president of Taiwan Web Service Corporation, shared his insights on international collaboration for startups and the robust AI 2.0 resources available in Taipei. Wu praised Taiwan’s AI computing power. Peter Wu President of TWSC In Taiwan, we have very unique AI computing power that we are ahead of many Asian countries. Even for Singapore and Japan. We are unique here. That is because our government invested this AI super-computer many years ago. Taiwan is unique for generative AI and ASUS is very unique because we operate the computing power. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an touted how the city government has been promoting policies to create a friendly environment for startups. Chiang Wan-an Taipei mayor This year Taipei City has utilized a lot of open data to use in YouBike’s transport model. Moving forward, Taipei is committed to building a founder-friendly city, an entrepreneur-friendly city and an AI-driven smart city. Stephany Yang FTV reporter Over the next few weeks, there will be a series of events including talks, a demo show, and a Maker Faire to further accelerate the international expansion of startups in Taiwan. The festival hopes to provide entrepreneurs with a platform to network, showcase their work, and learn about new trends to better shine on the international stage. The festival will be on until Dec. 2. For more Taiwan news, tune in: Sun to Fri at 9:30 pm on Channel 152 Tue to Sat at 1 am on Channel 53 #台灣新聞 #TaiwanNews #民視新聞 #FTV新聞 #Taiwan [_vZ5xAIb-5o] |
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