Taiwan’s National Development Council led almost 30 startups to Singapore for a business expedition in November. (Startup Island Taiwan)
DYLAN LOH, Nikkei staff writer
SINGAPORE — Technology startups in Taiwan, home to some of the world’s most dominant chipmakers, are sharpening their focus on ASEAN as the prospects of stability for doing business in China wane.
Young tech companies hoping to carve out a plan for regional growth are picking the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations amid Taiwanese tensions with the Chinese mainland that have dimmed the outlook for thriving in Asia’s largest economy.
