In this episode of AI News, we delve into the latest developments shaping the global tech landscape.

We start with a look at the economic implications of the recent US tariffs and how they are poised to impact the supply chain for AI and other advanced technologies. Next, we shift our focus to the rapidly emerging market for AR glasses, exploring new hardware and software innovations and discussing the potential for these devices to change how we interact with the digital world.

Finally, we analyze a new report on a potential end to the Russia-Ukraine war and its possible effects on the tech and startup ecosystems in both regions. We also discuss how these geopolitical shifts might influence global investments and innovation. Join us as we break down these critical topics, providing insights into how AI is at the center of these major shifts.

How is AI redefining our living spaces? A Taiwan-based innovator, HOMEE.AI, is revolutionizing the global home furnishing industry with its cutting-edge AI technology.

We are honored to have Kenny Du, the founder and CEO of HOMEE.AI, join us to share how this cloud-based solution simplifies the entire process of interior design and furniture selection. Discover how this groundbreaking technology is not only transforming interior design but also reshaping related industries such as real estate and construction, while becoming a strategic partner of Nvidia and Google.

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Guest : Kenny Du, founder and CEO of HOMEE.AI

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In the past, the fashion industry was characterized by a supply-driven mindset that led to massive waste and overstock. The digital fabric cloud platform, Frontier.cool, drastically reduces production costs and waste through digitalization and AI, and has secured international brand clients such as Adidas and Under Armour.

We are pleased to have Wayne Y. Fan, co-founder & chief strategy officer of Frontier.cool, to discuss the technology gap between brands and production, the transformation of the entire fabric supply chain, and how he has built scalable business models in the sustainability field.

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Chips are ubiquitous, and each one poses a cybersecurity risk of being hacked. Where should we start to ensure information security? We are delighted to have John, the founder and current CEO of JMEMTEK, discuss his vision, the backstory of the business, and how JMEMTEK embedded their solution into chips to create a safer environment in this era of the Internet of Everything.

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How do leading startups like Amazon and TSMC expand a business at maximum speed to seize market opportunities in highly uncertain environments ?

We had the pleasure of speaking with Chris Yeh, the co-author of Blitzscaling,  exploring the concept and strategies of "Blitzscaling". His books help founders, venture capitalists, corporate leaders, policymakers, and everyday people better understand how the internet has changed the way we work together to build amazing organizations.

Learn how Chris Yeh views Taiwan’s startup environment and why we should pursue hyper-growth !

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 Volker Heistermann is an experienced investment professional with over 25 years of experience in investment, business development, and innovation management. He has worked in key markets such as the USA, Germany, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. Currently, he co-founded Mosaic Venture Lab, which delivers groundbreaking solutions in cabin intelligence, electrification, and sustainability.

In this episode of the Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will discover：

☛ Volker's background story: Born in Germany, he worked for years in Silicon Valley before deciding to explore entrepreneurial opportunities in Taiwan.
☛ Promoting events like Startup Weekend in Taiwan to build brand awareness and partnering with the government to run the APEC accelerator program.
☛ The reasons that made German car companies like Volkswagen, BMW, and Porsche recognize Taiwan's tech strengths, leading them to frequently visit Taiwanese startups.
☛ Analyzing the advantages of Taiwanese startups and why Taiwan plays a role in the global market.


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We had the pleasure of speaking with Bruce, a serial entrepreneur and advisor, who returned to the energy technology startup scene after retiring three times. Through his extensive international experience, he shared with us insights into different cultures and business practices. Additionally, Bruce shared interesting case examples and ideas, including topics like energy and the carbon future , while discussing his process of assisting corporations and startups.

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Kevin had a wonderful conversation with the two hosts during this podcast interview. He discussed the reasons for coming to Taiwan in the past and what attracted him to stay. After staying, he embarked on several different adventures related to startups, including starting a new gaming company, investing in startups, and assisting them. He shared his personal perspective on how Taiwan can attract more foreigners to come and stay here. Additionally, he generously offered many practical suggestions for Taiwan's startup companies, founders, and startup ecosystem.

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Guest host Asianometry is about to bid farewell to the Startup Island TAIWAN Podcast. Listen to his parting words before he leaves and the insightful suggestions he has shared with us.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out: 

1. Why Jon Came to Taiwan?
2. The Beginning of the YouTube Channel and the Road to Success
3. Experiences of Living in Different Countries
4. Unforgettable Memories from Co-creating Podcasts and Events
5. How to Create Compelling Content?
6. Telling a Good Story
7. Saying Goodbye to Our Podcast (and the Audience)

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This episode of the Startup Island TAIWAN podcast features Cathy Huang, Venture Partner at Palm Drive Capital, as we discuss Taiwan's new economy and the characteristics of entrepreneurs through their lens.


1. Get to know Palm Drive Capital: Day to day Life of a Venture Capitalist
2. What kind of deal is Palm Drive Capital looking for? Do they have a preference for certain types of entrepreneurs?
3. The Taiwan B2B software industry and entrepreneurial characteristics through the eyes of Palm Drive Capital
4. How can Taiwan catch up with the generative AI wave and market opportunities?
5. What should entrepreneurs focus on? How can their product be improved, or what are others doing?
6. Observations on the transformation of Taiwan’s tech economy industry from 2016 to present
7. How to invest in and create more successful tech companies?
8. Advice for startups wanting to interact with investors.
9. What’s ahead for Palm Drive Capital?

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Guest: Cathy Hwang, Venture Partner, Palm Drive Capital

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According to estimates from the United Nations, 500 million people worldwide receive a diabetes diagnosis every five seconds, and by 2030, there will be an estimated 643 million cases. Ed Deng noticed how time-consuming and error-prone it was for family members to record their blood sugar levels on a regular basis in order to effectively manage diabetes, particularly while interacting with carers or healthcare institutions. Co-founding Health2Sync in 2013, he started creating digital healthcare solutions. Patients can record their daily health data with the Health2Sync app by integrating it with various devices and measurements, such as blood pressure, weight scales, wireless insulin pens, and blood sugar monitors. Healthcare providers may easily and reliably examine this data on the Patient Management Platform, which serves as a foundation for appropriate medicine prescriptions and food recommendations.

Worldwide, there are over 1.2 million registered users of the Health2Sync app. Health2Sync has partnered with global leaders in diabetes treatment, including Abbott, Sanofi, Novo Nordisk, and AstraZeneca. The company's global reach encompasses more than 600 healthcare facilities and associated institutions. In this episode we are honoured to have Ed Deng, Co-Founder and CEO of Health2Sync, join us on this episode to discuss his philosophy and the motivational tales that have contributed to Health2Sync's success.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Since monitoring diabetes can be so difficult, Ed was inspired to develop a technological solution
☛ How did Ed acquire his initial users?
☛ People in healthcare industry should establish partnership in order to implement the programme and gather real-world information
☛ Ed believes there will be plenty of innovation and opportunity in the healthtech market

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Guest: Ed Deng, Co-Founder and CEO of Health2Sync

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According to estimates from the United Nations, 500 million people worldwide receive a diabetes diagnosis every five seconds, and by 2030, there will be an estimated 643 million cases. Ed Deng noticed how time-consuming and error-prone it was for family members to record their blood sugar levels on a regular basis in order to effectively manage diabetes, particularly while interacting with carers or healthcare institutions. Co-founding Health2Sync in 2013, he started creating digital healthcare solutions. Patients can record their daily health data with the Health2Sync app by integrating it with various devices and measurements, such as blood pressure, weight scales, wireless insulin pens, and blood sugar monitors. Healthcare providers may easily and reliably examine this data on the Patient Management Platform, which serves as a foundation for appropriate medicine prescriptions and food recommendations.

Worldwide, there are over 1.2 million registered users of the Health2Sync app. Health2Sync has partnered with global leaders in diabetes treatment, including Abbott, Sanofi, Novo Nordisk, and AstraZeneca. The company's global reach encompasses more than 600 healthcare facilities and associated institutions. In this episode we are honored to have Ed Deng, Co-Founder and CEO of Health2Sync, join us on this episode to discuss his philosophy and the motivational tales that have contributed to Health2Sync's success.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Since monitoring diabetes can be so difficult, Ed was inspired to develop a technological solution
☛ How did Ed acquire his initial users?
☛ People in healthcare industry should establish partnership in order to implement the programme and gather real-world information
☛ Ed believes there will be plenty of innovation and opportunity in the HealthTech market

Host: Asianometry, deep tech channel with 628k followers, still growing
Guest: Ed Deng, Co-Founder and CEO of Health2Sync

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In the very precise aerospace sector, confidence is essential. NASA intends to deploy several "Data Cubes" on the moon in September of 2023. These cubes will enable astronauts in the future to "check in'' and use blockchain technology to confirm their existence on the moon. The information on the blockchain can be used to validate any scepticism or conspiracy ideas. Not only NASA, but even Slovakian blockchain startup 3IPK sees blockchain's promise in "space." They store extremely private information, such as satellite imaging data and supply chain information, using blockchain technology. This approach has attracted interest from the European Space Agency, Airbus, and even the Taiwan Space Agency.

Space data can facilitate accurate transactions, just like cryptocurrencies do! The aerospace sector, where mistakes are not tolerated, has greatly benefited from 3IPK's increased reliability! In this episode, Ashley Reeves, Head of Taiwan & Asia Pacific at 3IPK, and co-founder Juraj Zamecnik talk about their shared goal, the history of their company, and how 3IPK came to work with the Taiwan Space Agency. 

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Juraj's dedication to the aerospace sector is not by happenstance.
☛ The rationale behind establishing a firm in Taiwan 
☛ Some of the supply chain management difficulties that businesses in this industry confront
☛ In what ways do blockchain and other technologies ensure security, legitimacy, and confidence?
☛ In what direction do Ashley and Juraj see 3IPK heading?

Host: Asianometry, deep tech channel with 617k followers, still growing
Guest: Juraj Zamecnik, Co-founder of 3IPK
Ashley Reeves, Head Of Taiwan & Asia Pacific at 3IPK

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Global digital technology is booming, particularly in the midst of the epidemic, when a lot of activities have moved fully online and are flooding the internet with a tonne of data and information. Acknowledging the potential for decentralisation and immutability of blockchain technology to improve certificate administration in a number of industries, Jeff established Turing Space in 2018 with the goal of revolutionising the digital certification space. With the help of Turing Certs, a blockchain-based certificate system, issuers can permanently keep certificate data on the network, increasing the legitimacy and traceability of their certificates. Owners of certificates can utilise management tools to ensure the integrity and authenticity of their certificates.

As we enter a new era of technology in the twenty-first century, how can individuals make sense of the abundance of information at their disposal? We are delighted to have Jeff Hu, the CEO and founder of Turing Certs, discuss his vision, the backstory of the business, and how Turing Certs got to where it is today in this episode. Listen to this episode to find out how trust is digitised by blockchain technology!

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Turing Space emerged out of Jeff's idea of using the blockchain in everyday life
☛ The goal of Turing is to become a foundation 
☛ How Turing streamlines the identity and credential verification process while also guaranteeing their security
☛ Digital ID verification will be incorporated into daily life in the future?
☛ Two important factors that Jeff advises a young entrepreneur to have: Be in love with pressures; learn things fast

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Guest: Jeff Hu, Founder & CEO of Turing Space

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Cooby, a Taipei-based startup founded in late 2020, created a CRM application that combines data from LINE and Gmail into WhatsApp. Taiwanese people were less familiar with WhatsApp than they were with LINE, but it has more potential and could bring in more money. The Cooby team chose to focus on WhatsApp in order to achieve the larger objective. The benefits that follow are not only substantial—there are 2 billion active users each month—but they also draw the interest of global venture capital. Cooby has received orders from customers in a number of nations over its three years of operation, suggesting that there is a market for Cooby anywhere there is a high percentage of WhatsApp usage.

We are honoured to have  Jocelyn Ho, Co-founder and CTO of Cooby, join us on this episode to discuss how she leads Cooby into the global market and faces intense competition by having the courage to accept change. She also talks about how Cooby has been able to effectively acquire orders from clients in several nations in its three plus years of operation.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Cooby began with a side project 
☛ Jocelyn's opinions about Whatsapp as a platform, given that building on top of someone else's creations is a little risky
☛ In the startup, everyone should have a say about the decision of future  
☛ Everyone in the startup should be part of making decisions regarding the future
☛ Disparities between Taiwanese and US investors

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Guest: Jocelyn Ho, Co-founder & CTO of Cooby

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AI is the future of technological growth, pointing the way towards previously unheard-of breakthroughs. But behind the surface, the complex web of data is unquestionably the engine that drives AI to its zenith. The quality, accessibility, and use of data are closely related to artificial intelligence's capacity for transformation. In summary, although AI is a fascinating field, the real magic is found in the data that powers AI, highlighting the critical role that data will play in determining the direction of intelligence and innovation in the future. The use of AI moves from being a strategic decision to a necessity as enterprises negotiate unstable environments. Businesses that use AI are better positioned to endure the constant tides of change, not just to prosper.

We are honoured to have Dean Samuels, Chief Technologist of AWS ASEAN, and Alice Li, Co-Founder and COO of Rosetta.ai, join us on this episode to discuss how Rosetta.ai partners with AWS for an Open Innovation Project to facilitate AI transformation in the fashion industry. In what ways has the revolution in generative AI altered the present state of the international tech community?

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Large corporations are more open to testing new products than are smaller businesses
☛ Customers may believe that AI is too easy to use, yet setting up a model still requires human labour
☛ What alterations have the generative AI revolution made to the contemporary IT scene in ASEAN?
☛ Difficulties Alice encounter when incorporating generative AI into products
☛ How is generative AI used by Rosetta.ai?

Host: Asianometry, deep tech channel with 600k followers, still growing
Guest: Dean Samuels, Chief Technologist of AWS ASEAN / Alice Li, Co-founder & COO of Rosetta.ai

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Today, technology is the most sought-after component of our diets, as seen by the global agrifood industry's increasing investment in innovative projects and businesses, such as those involved in food technology. The industry aims to adapt with the times and satisfy the needs of ever-demanding customers who have more sustainable and nutritious eating habits. SPACE-F is Thailand's first food tech incubator and accelerator. In an effort to position Thailand as a top location for FoodTech startups, Thai Union, ThaiBev, Lotte Fine Chemicals, Mahidol University, and The National Innovation Agency of Thailand partnered to form SPACE-F.

Chris Aurand, the Open Innovation Leader of Thai Union, is a pleasure to have on this episode. As part of the role he holds, Chris is responsible for executing the open innovation strategy, collaborating with internal stakeholders to identify their pain points and encourage external cooperation. He is also responsible for building the long-term strategy SPACE-F program. Chris will discuss how he works with innovative FoodTech startups via SPACE-F, advancing the networks of collaboration and prospects for innovation in the Thai Food Tech industry.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ The top in seafood globally is Thai Union; even if you're not familiar with the brand, you've undoubtedly used their goods
☛ Challenges with plant-based food include price, texture, and flavour
☛ The ideal place to showcase a plan-based product is at a restaurant
☛ The difficulty with the whole cut result is that it will be simple to compare it with the original
☛ There are some interesting elements in Taiwan's biotech field of nutrition and health

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Guest: Chris Aurand, Open Innovation Leader of Thai Union Group

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With its stablecoin USDC continuing to rank in the top 3 cryptocurrencies in terms of trading volume, Circle has been a significant player in the cryptocurrency space. As USDC is more transparent and complies with regulations than USDT, some investors believe it to be a safer stablecoin. Its real-time reserve reports and routine audits give users confidence that the token is supported by real assets. Circle acquired Taiwanese startup Cybavo in 2022 with the goal of accelerating the adoption of Web3 and USDC apps and fully integrating the technology into their main product offerings. Additionally, Circle has increased its market share in the Philippines by working with Coins.ph.

We're delighted to have Circle's VP of Strategy and Policy, Yam Ki Chan, join us on this episode. To deliver an overview of Circle's initiatives and advancements. In terms of Circle's long-term plans and the changing regulatory environment around cryptocurrencies, what part does Taiwan play? How does Circle manage the challenges involved in ensuring that innovation and compliance coexist? Furthermore, the Asia-Pacific region's blockchain development, both now and in the future.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Three primary aspects of USDC in Asia to consider: trade, trade finance and remittances
☛ Circle considered Cybavo to be a crucial component in facilitating the global adoption of Web3 applications and USDC
☛ Although other digital currencies like CBDC can coexist, the market will decide which is most advantageous
☛ Yam Ki's varied professional background includes positions at Google, the White House National Security Council, and Circle
☛ In ten years times, stablecoin may evolve and reach a point where users may send money just like they can send emails

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Chi Ko, Senior Editor at Meet Global
Wendy Wu, Journalist & Public Relation at Meet Global
Guest: Yam Ki Chan, VP of Strategy and Policy for Circle

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For entrepreneurs searching for the perfect setting in which to launch or grow their enterprise, New Jersey is a shining example. The state offers a whole package that is designed for success thanks to its highly educated people, advantageous location, encouraging business climate, diverse economy, and great quality of life. Its wealth of resources—from substantial support networks to financial incentives—further solidifies its standing as a hub for innovation and expansion. New Jersey is one of the greatest states in the US for foreign entrepreneurs to establish themselves since it has a track record of fostering firms to thrive on a regional and international level, as demonstrated by numerous success stories. 

We're honoured to have Phil Murphy, the governor of New Jersey, Kathy Naasz, the vice president of the New Jersey Innovation Institute, and Po Chen, the founder and CEO of CancerFree, join us on this episode. We'll talk about why New Jersey is a great place for businesses, especially in the tech industry, why so many businesses use it as a springboard to enter the US market, and what the state has to offer international startups.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Phil Murphy is the first sitting New Jersey Governor to visit Taiwan
☛ New Jersey plans to establish an Asia-Pacific office in Taipei City
☛ Talent, location, and value are the top three reasons New Jersey is a terrific site for startups
☛ Po decided to launch his startup in New Jersey after realising the potential of the East Coast
☛ There are more than 180 different nationalities in New Jersey

Host: 
Chi Ko, Senior Editor at Meet Global
Wendy Wu, Journalist & Public Relation at Meet Global
Guest: 
Phil Murphy, Governor of New Jersey
Kathy Naasz, Vice President of New Jersey Innovation Institute
Po Chen, Founder & CEO of CancerFree

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Have you ever considered the possibility that a loved one of yours has cancer? If you were in that circumstance, how would you respond? Before his father's initial cancer diagnosis in 2015 and the subsequent three cancer diagnoses, Po Chen worked as the head of the IT security division at Morgan Stanley Financial in the US. He learned that his father's treatment plan was difficult and that he would need to undergo chemotherapy and repeatedly try various pharmaceutical injections for each ailment when he went with him to the hospital. Po Chen decided to leave his job in the US to enter the field of biomedical innovation, embarking on an entrepreneurial journey in Taiwan to improve cancer care.

We are honoured to have Po Chen, the CEO and Founder of CancerFree, joins us on this episode to discuss how the company developed the first commercial Circulating Tumour Cell-Derived Organoid culture system in the world as part of its EVA technology platform, which has superior efficacy, efficiency, and speed to other technologies currently on the market. And the aspiration to follow in the footsteps of all cancer patients by becoming a reliable confidante of healthcare providers.

In this episode of Startup Island Taiwan Podcast, you will find out:
☛ Po’s inspiration of his entrepreneurship came from the sickness of his father
☛ The Taipei Medical University provided the original technology
☛ In the medical technology sector, research serves as promotional content
☛ CancerFree will collect US medical data with an automated facility in New York during the next 12 to 24 months
☛ The goal is to create a comprehensive intern training programme at CancerFree, akin to what Google and Morgan Stanley do


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Guest: Po Chen, CEO & Founder of CancerFree

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