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The archive contains 5 references to Taiwan Parliament.
The first known report was published on 28.11.2017, making Taiwan Parliament the 116th oldest out of the 1420 entities that expressed interest in the IOTA protocol.
With 5 publications relating to IOTA, Taiwan Parliament currently ranks as the 97th most active out of 1420 entities publicly expressing interest in IOTA.
22.01.2019
Jason Hsu, member of the Taiwanese Parliament, details Taiwans plans to set up a "blockchain special economic zone" and mentions IOTA as a leading example of a DLT community productively focused on building actual real world use cases.
28.10.2018
The Two-IoT CEO announces the successful deployment of 18 Lidbot bin sensors in the Taipei City Hall that register fill level on the IOTA tangle. Lidbot mentions that the Taiwanese Government is interested in deploying further 300 sensors. Two IoT expects to deploy 6,000 sensors until the end of 2019 in Taipei and are looking to expand to Hong Kong as well as western cities.
31.05.2018
Representatives of the Taiwanese Parliament visit the IOTA Foundation in Berlin
28.03.2018
The Taiwanese Government invites Julie Maupin for a meeting with ministers to discuss a national IoT strategy.
28.11.2017
Lewis Freiberg meets with members of the Taiwan Parliament and BiiLabs for talks
