Taipei Tech Club

About Us

The Taipei Tech Club is a loose federation of technology professionals working in Taipei, Taiwan. Founded in 2008, our goal is to strengthen our community by connecting people and ideas together.

About every six weeks or so, we organize a meetup at a restaurant/pub in Taipei. Members hail from all corners of the tech world: hardware, software, mobile, media, web, programmers, marketing, sales, PR, finance, legal, etc. Past attendees have included folks from Google, HP, HTC, Microsoft, Acer, ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI, TSMC, etc.

We are a non-profit organization and there is no membership fee. If you have attended one of our meetups in the past then you are a Taipei Tech Club member for life.

The best way to stay in the loop with our events is to subscribe to our mailing list below. For any additional inquiries, please contact us at news@taipeitechclub.com.

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March 2011

 

Hey spring...where are you?

It has been way to cloudy and gray lately. Unseasonably cold, even. Alas, this is the climate burden strapped to our overworked backs. 

Meanwhile, let's dream of the nice spring scenery that is soon to come to Taiwan. (fingers crossed)

 

Posted by spangaroo 
 

Bold course

Press release snippets are funny. 

Leo Apotheker, Hewlett-Packard's CEO, says the company is embarking on a "bold" course that will include a focus on cloud computing as well as the creation of an online store for downloadable applications. 

"Online store for downloadable applications"? GET.THE.FUCK.OUT

Posted by spangaroo 
 

Colin from GIGABYTE at CeBIT 2011

Check out Taipei Tech Club member Colin Brix's interview with the crew over at Overclocking TV. 

Nice job Colin, the new X58-OC looks pretty sweet!

Posted by spangaroo