Since the show was first launched in 2005, it has grown from exhibiting 800 patents to its present scale of 2,000 patented inventions. This serves as clear proof of Taiwanese innovation ability. Exhibitors this year included many well-known schools and companies: Taipei University of Technology, National Central University and other schools as well as well-known companies such as Chunghwa Telecom and Mackay Memorial Hospital. And also featured invention organizations and inventors from 15 countries including Poland, South Korea and Thailand. The TIPO Innovation Invention Area showcased 45 handpicked e...

Taiwan launched the M Taiwan Project five years ago, and in 2007 Wimax infrastructure development permits were issued to six telecommunication business operators. The need for seamless networking experience makes Wimax technologies the most anticipated rising star of the Taiwans industrial development followed by the IT industry. In this years Broadband Taiwan, coming in October, we will not only see the newest developments brought by the participating companies; also, the world will have a sneak preview to the solid development of a M-Country made possible by Taiwan's policies and solid technological fou...