The failed Taiwan software industry policy

Two famous essays by Marc Anderson on software and artificial intelligence

Marc Anderson is a well-known figure in the American and technology industry, and has published two famous articles with great influence.

For Taiwanese stock investors investing in U.S. stocks

Nine out of ten Taiwanese stock investors who invest in US stocks are experienced investors in Taiwan stocks, and they are investors who have only invested in US stocks in recent years.

Querier to Annualized rate of return for Taiwan Stock Exchange

The Taiwan Stock Exchange index represents Taiwan stock

The gap between China and US, is all China-made software and hardware possible?

The technology gap between China and US, On 5/6/2022, there was a news report that Beijing ordered central government agencies, state-owned enterprises and government-related enterprises or institutions to replace the currently used foreign brand computers with domestic equipment.

First Anniversary Review: Top 10 read articles in Andy Lin’s blog

1st Anniversary Review: Top 10 read articles in my blog. Today is the first anniversary of my blog.

TikTok, the rival of all social networks

Let’s talk about TikTok, In September, TikTok quietly announced the milestone of reaching billions of monthly active users (aka MAU).

Rule 40, perfect for SaaS companies

Rule 40. Investors are most concerned about the growth of the company and how much money it can make. In particular, the profitability conditions for companies listed on the US stock market are relatively loose, unlike Taiwan or China, which highlights corporate profitability as a necessary condition for listing.

How does the all-powerful Huawei make money?

No company in modern corporate history has ever won this honor. You can imagine the importance of this enterprise. The United States has discovered the signs of Huawei’s development. For the first time in history, the Department of Defense replaced the Department of Commerce to supervise Huawei.

India stock tripled in three years to US$4 trillion, ranking fourth in the world

The size of the India stock market has surpassed that of the United Kingdom and France, according to QUICK FactSet statistics, as of December 6, 2023, the market value of the Indian stock market has exceeded the US$4 trillion mark for the first time, ranking fourth in the world after the United States, China, and Japanese markets.