Taiwan’s Computex tech show opened in the capital Taipei on Tuesday (May 20), bringing together thousands of global participants with advanced AI technology and robotics systems on display.

Excitement over new tech innovations at Taipei's Computex is tempered by a backdrop of US-China tensions over Chinese semiconductor manufacturer Huawei. The Chinese government has accused the Trump administration of undermining recent trade talks in Geneva after it warned that using Huawei's artificial intelligence chips "anywhere in the world" would violate US export controls.

Computex 2025 has formally opened this week with a clear message: The age of AI is no longer on the horizon—it’s here. Under the theme

Taiwan Generative AI Applications Hackathon," organized by DIGITIMES in collaboration with Taiwan's National Development Council, successfully concluded its second annual event in Taipei from April 26 to 27,

A major milestone for Taiwan’s manufacturing sector, the new facility promises to raise the bar in precision engineering.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the latest raft of technologies aimed at sustaining the boom in demand for AI computing and ensuring that its products stay at the center of the action. One of the announcements at Taiwan's Computex was the NVLink Fusion.