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Taiwan tech expo courts Japanese businesses fleeing China

Computex Taipei touts 'Made in Taiwan' revival to sell clients on production

Computex Taipei in May 2019. Many business deals for technology equipment had been conducted at the expo every year. (Photo by Shuhei Yamada)

TOKYO -- Taiwan's premier technology trade expo, Computex Taipei, has stepped up a public relations campaign to woo Japanese companies looking to relocate advanced production away from China, seeking an opportunity in the trade war between the U.S. and the mainland.

The Taipei Computer Association, one of the Computex sponsors, has set up a product promotion center staffed with Japan experts. The center launched a Japanese-language website in March containing information about motherboards and other Taiwanese-made modules.

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