Taiwan firms reportedly ask for Computex postponement

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Taiwan firms reportedly ask for Computex postponement

Monica Chen, Hsinchu; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES

Monday 23 March 2020

Many Taiwan-based high-tech companies reportedly has asked the organizers of Computex Taipei to postpone the annual tradeshow this year currently scheduled for June 2 to 5, citing the coronavirus pandemic.

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