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A serious cable fault temporarily disrupted Internet traffic on the APCN2 undersea cable network

Twenty-three million Taiwan citizens will be issued biometric e-passports by the second half of 2008, under the new National Identity System (NIS) developed by Hewlett-Packard. The project aims to improve the detection of forged or altered passports and to ensure more convenient travel across borders.

Sales of new Wi-Fi mobile handsets that use Skype Ltd. software and do not require a PC to make calls are gaining momentum ahead of the holidays, companies report.

Taiwanese chip manufacturers are investing heavily in DRAM production capacity, even as manufacturers elsewhere turn their attention to more lucrative NAND flash production.

Dell Inc. is setting up a team in Bangalore, India, to design enterprise servers and storage products, a company executive said Friday. The center will do full system design of enterprise and storage products, which will address the design of the board, the BIOS, the chassis, the system's thermal characteristics and acoustics, and software porting.

NEC Corp. has been the victim of a large-scale piracy ring that sold both counterfeit NEC goods as well as NEC-branded products that the company does not even manufacture, it acknowledged.