The IoT could start the fourth industrial revolution and Japan and Taiwan should work together on IoT technology for mutual benefit, according to Taiwan's former president Lee Teng-hui. In a speech, Lee noted that Japan's strengths in R&D combined with Taiwan's manufacturing could see the two countries dominate the world market and boost Taiwan's economic growth to between 3% and 4% annually. In his speech, titled "On a New Model of Taiwan-Japan Exchanges from the Perspective of the Historical Development of Ishigaki Island," Lee also traced the immigration history of Taiwanese farmers to Ishigaki, some 250 kilometers east of Taiwan, and other islands in the Yaeyama archipelago. Lee, who was elected President of Taiwan by popular vote last year, said he would like to visit China as soon as possible so that they can discuss ways to jointly develop technologies such as artificial intelligence (A@@
The IoT could start the fourth industrial revolution and Japan and Taiwan should work together on IoT technology for mutual benefit, according to Taiwan's former president Lee Teng-hui. In a speech, Lee noted that Japan's strengths in R&D combined with Taiwan's manufacturing could see the two countries dominate the world market and boost Taiwan's economic growth to between 3% and 4% annually. Lee, who was elected President of Taiwan by popular vote last year, said he would like to visit China as soon as possible so that they can discuss ways to jointly develop technologies such as artificial intelligence (A@@