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Chunghwa Telecom

Taiwanese company
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  • Taiwan
    Taiwan
    / Transportation and telecommunications

    Chunghwa Telecom, the majority of which was government-owned until 2005, is the largest telecommunications company. It commands a sizeable share of Taiwan’s fixed-line, mobile, and broadband markets. Internet use grew rapidly in Taiwan after its introduction, and broadband became widely available.

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    Chunghwa Telecom, the majority of which was government-owned until 2005, is the largest telecommunications company. It commands a sizeable share of Taiwan’s fixed-line, mobile, and broadband markets. Internet use grew rapidly in Taiwan after its introduction, and broadband became widely available.

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