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In recent years, Taiwan-Japan startup exchanges have been thriving. To help Taiwanese startups gain deeper insights into the Japanese market and explore business opportunities, AAN (Asia-Pacific Accelerator Network) organized the Japan Business and Media Training Workshop.

The Startup ESG and Smart Data Workshop, organized by NYCU’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center and ESG Research Center, featured Bryan Shen, CEO of Number 7 Algorithm Integration, and Chih-Feng Huang, ESG Net-Zero Carbon Planning Manager and U.S. Carbon Auditor, as keynote speakers.

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The Asia-Pacific Accelerator Network Association (AAN), in collaboration with the Hsinchu Science Park Administration, will lead 8 innovative startups specializing in ICT applications (focusing on AI and IoT) to Japan this October.

AAN is delighted to have collaborated with KPMG Taiwan to host the Equity Design and Investment Terms Workshop.

To boost Taiwan-UK semiconductor collaboration, AAN hosted the 2024 Taiwan-UK Semiconductor Academia-Industry Conference and Matchmaking on June 6 at NYCU, welcoming Innovate UK and the UK Semiconductor Delegation.

AAN builds a global platform for innovation, fostering connections, corporate matchmaking, and collaborations with investors to create a robust accelerator ecosystem.

To foster connections and collaboration between Taiwanese and Japanese startups, the Startup Go!Go! business matchmaking event, hosted by Startup Go!Go! and co-organized by FFG Venture Business Partner and the Kyushu Economic Federation, was held in Fukuoka.

To advance innovation collaboration between Taiwan and Japan and enhance exchanges among startups, FFG Venture Business Partner and PARKS (Platform for All Regions of Kyushu & Okinawa for Startup-ecosystem, PARKS) jointly hosted a business networking event in Fukuoka today.

To foster digital development and startup collaboration between Taiwan and Japan, QTnet, the largest broadband service provider in Kyushu, hosted an engaging cross-border networking event in Fukuoka with 10 Taiwanese startups.

To strengthen collaboration between Taiwan and Japan in semiconductors, manufacturing, and ICT sectors, the Kyushu Economic Federation hosted an industrial networking event in Fukuoka.

The Plug & Play Japan Summit, one of Japan’s largest startup events of the year, was held today in Tokyo. Over 200 startups and 45 major corporations from around the world gathered to showcase their technologies and engage in networking.

As part of the Taiwan-Japan entrepreneurship exchange, Manabu Community, Fukuoka’s largest overseas startup network, hosted its Demo Day event today, attracting entrepreneurs, startups, and investors from around the globe.