Hsinchu city government chooses Naver's Line Works 

The city's government selected Naver Cloud’s business messaging platform, marking the company's first entry into Taiwan’s public sector, as Hsinchu looks to advance its administrative systems.

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Naver headquarters in Bundang, Gyeonggi, on Nov. 5, 2025
Naver's headquarters in Bundang, Gyeonggi, on Nov. 5, 2025

Naver Cloud, the cloud operator of Naver, said Monday its business messaging platform Line Works has been selected as the official business tool for the Hsinchu city government, marking its first entry into Taiwan's public sector.

The city is considered a tech hub of Taiwan, home to major tech giants, including the world's top chip manufacturer TSMC.

The agreement came as part of Hsinchu city's efforts to advance its administrative systems through the adoption of AI and other smart systems, the cloud operator said.

Line Works made its official entry into Taiwan in October of last year. It has since secured over 10,000 users from some 150 local companies and institutions.


Yonhap