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In this Q&A, former U.S. Under Secretary of State Keith Krach discusses his role in shaping a global alliance for trusted technology. He highlights the U.S.-Taiwan partnership in countering authoritarian regimes through tech diplomacy, the Clean Network, and a shared commitment to transparency, security, and democratic values in the tech sector.
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The AI Revolution Comes for Farmers Growing a Third of Our Food
Opportunity International, the Krach Institute’s partner in the Trusted Tech Microfinance Initiative, is rolling out a test of its Artificial Intelligence-powered local language app to aid subsistence farmers in some of the poorest parts of the world. Image: Anna Chimalizeni, left, explains how the Ulangizi app works to a group of farmers.
The Cold With China Over AI Dominance Is Already Here
The Chinese regime is trailing in the AI-powered Fourth Industrial Revolution and needs help. “On their own, it’s unlikely that either China or Russia can best America in the race for artificial intelligence,” technology analyst Brandon Weichert told me. “Together, however, they can.”
The Vice President of Taiwan meets with the “U.S.-Taiwan Business Association Delegation
Vice President first welcomed the visit of the U.S.-Taiwan Business Association delegation led by Chairman Keith Krach to Taiwan again. He said your visit fully demonstrates the importance that American businessmen attach to the Taiwan market and the positive message of actively deepening cooperative relations with Taiwanese enterprises.
President Tsai meets delegation from U.S.-Taiwan Business Council
The president Tsai Ing-wen said that Taiwan will continue to express its willingness to play a role in this initiative, work to advance regional and global economic and trade development, and bring further prosperity and progress to the Indo-Pacific.
Taiwan committed to peace, Lai says to the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council delegation
Lai invited the president of the Marshall Islands to his inauguration, as the two nations mark the 26th anniversary of diplomatic relations
President: Actively Resolve Taiwan-US Double Taxation and Deepen Supply Chain Partnership
President Tsai Ing-wen (front right) met with a delegation from the US-Taiwan Business Association at the Presidential Palace on the morning of the 23rd. Former U.S. Under Secretary of State Keith Krach (front left) shakes hands.
Former U.S. Under Secretary of State Led 29 Companies to Visit Taiwan and Communicate with Taiwanese Business Leaders – Liberal Finance
Former U.S. Under Secretary of State Krach. Recently, he led 29 enterprises to visit Taiwan and met with Chen Chien-jen, head of Taiwan’s administrative agency, on Monday afternoon.
U.S.-Taiwan Business Association delegation visited Taiwan to meet with Chen Jianren to deepen U.S.-Taiwan economic and trade
Former U.S. Under Secretary of State Krach. Recently, he led 29 enterprises to visit Taiwan and met with Chen Chien-jen, head of Taiwan’s administrative agency, on Monday afternoon.
The Trade Association hosted a banquet for a delegation from the U.S.-Taiwan Business Association
The International Trade Association hosted a banquet for the visiting delegation of the US-Taiwan Business Association and conducted industrial exchanges with the Federation of Industry and Industry and the Association for the Promotion of Industry and Commerce.
Chen Jianren received a delegation from the US-Taiwan Business Association and hoped to resolve the double taxation issue
Chen Chien-jen, premier of the Executive Yuan, said at a visit to the Taiwan Business Association of the United States today that Taiwan-US bilateral economic and trade relations have grown markedly, and they will continue to invest in the budget to strengthen production in the future.
Former U.S. Under Secretary of State Leads 29 Companies to Visit Taiwan! U.S. Congressman Starts Relay Visit This Week
Dignitaries from 100 countries congratulate Taiwan’s general election, and U.S. lawmakers will visit Taiwan in relay on Wednesday, and U.S. Rep. Bella will lead a delegation to Taiwan on Wednesday.
