CHT Chunghwa Telecom Co Ltd

Chunghwa Telecom's subsidiary has entered into a related-party lease agreement for office space, reflecting inter-company transactions. The parent company has also scheduled its Q4 2025 results call, inviting investors to learn more about its financial performance.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Chunghwa Telecom are collaborating to establish an international disaster recovery (DR) center in Taiwan. This initiative aims to bolster cyber resilience and data protection for local enterprises by leveraging HPE's Cyber Resilience Vault to provide advanced ransomware protection and rapid recovery capabilities. The center will offer services with second-level Recovery Point Objectives and minute-level Recovery Time Objectives, enabling businesses to counter increasing threats from ransomware and data disruption.

HPE and Chunghwa Telecom Enterprise Business Group are collaborating to build an international disaster recovery center utilizing HPE's Cyber Resilience Vault. This initiative aims to provide businesses with advanced ransomware protection, cyber and disaster recovery technologies, and a global off-site backup mechanism with rapid recovery objectives. Chunghwa Telecom will offer these capabilities through its Internet Data Center Value-Added Services, including a DRaaS model, to enhance cyber resilience against ransomware attacks.

Taiwan's fixed communication services market is projected to see only marginal revenue growth through 2030, despite investments in fiber and 5G, due to declining fixed voice services and pricing pressure on broadband. While fixed voice revenues are expected to fall, growth in fixed broadband, particularly fiber, and robust 5G adoption will help partially offset this decline, with operators like Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Mobile, and Far EasTone diversifying services and investing in network modernization. The market's future growth hinges on fiber, 5G, and strategic diversification efforts by telecom providers.

Chunghwa Telecom and NTT have won the Digital Infrastructure Innovation award at the 2025 Glotel Awards for their IOWN All-Photonics Network (APN). This collaboration led to the world's first international APN, connecting Taiwan and Japan with 100 Gbps optical transmission and remarkably low latency. The companies demonstrated cross-border applications at Expo 2025 and the NTT R&D Forum 2025, showcasing the potential of their intelligent all-photonic network architecture for next-generation communications and AI computing.

Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) and NTT have won the Digital Infrastructure Innovation award at the 2025 Glotel Awards for their IOWN All-Photonics Network (APN). This collaboration established the world's first international APN, connecting Taiwan and Japan with 100 Gbps optical transmission over 3,000 km and achieving an industry-leading 17 ms latency. The companies demonstrated real-world applications at Expo 2025 Osaka and the NTT R&D Forum 2025, showcasing the potential of this technology for next-generation communications and distributed AI.