Carr Holds Meetings in Taiwan
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr, long a critic of China, said Wednesday he's in Taiwan for a series of meetings. Carr said this is the first time a commission member has visited that nation. “Over two days, Carr will meet with…
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his Taiwan counterparts, including officials at the National Communications Commission, the Ministry of Digital Affairs, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs” and “convene meetings with stakeholders in the tech and telecom sectors,” said a news release: “Events will focus on collaboration in the areas of network resiliency, cybersecurity, and 5G, as well as the benefits that Taiwan and America realize from strong, bilateral ties.” Carr also is holding meetings in Hsinchu, the center of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry.