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After a two-year hiatus, COMPUTEX 2022 physical event gloriously returns

2022/05/20

COMPUTEX 2022 was successfully launched at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall 1 on May 24, and will be on display until May 27. President, Tsai Ing-wen, Minister of Economic Affairs (Taiwan), Wang Mei-Hua, Chairman of TAITRA, James Huang, Paul SL Peng of Taipei Computer Association, and other distinguished guests attended the COMPUTEX 2022 opening ceremony. The event was held to promote the flourishing development of new digital technology. President Tsai Ing-wen said in her speech that COMPUTEX is a vital trade platform for the global high-tech industry, which helps local companies deepen their international links and connect to the worldwide market, and demonstrates the strength of Taiwan's information and communication industry to the world. The development of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum computers, and cloud computing will depend on chips. Therefore, we will continue to assist Taiwan in leveraging its strengths in high-end hardware manufacturing, channeling information and communication energy into more fields, and making the overall economy more competitive internationally.

For the past 20 years, technology has been a common language that has empowered the world and achieved significant milestones in history. Even during pressing challenges such as pandemics and supply chain disruptions, we continue to create infinite possibilities through technology. COMPUTEX's mission has always been to provide the world's leading technology exchange platform. This year, COMPUTEX will bring a new, upgraded, virtual and realistic exhibition experience, which is expected to stimulate more technological innovations and join hands with global technology companies to welcome a better future, said James Huang, Chairman of TAITRA.

Global ICT benchmark companies showcased innovative technologies and solutions at COMPUTEX. GIGABYTE previewed the new future of applications, including AI, 5G, edge computing, intelligent transportation, security, and gaming and entertainment with efficient computing power. Delta Electronics focused on sustainability issues and presented power management and thermal solutions for industrial automation, data center infrastructure, and electric vehicle charging. Kioxia presented its new XG8 customer SSD series for high-end laptops, desktops, and workstations. At the same time, Epoch Garage+ led 48 start-ups to showcase their innovative strengths in AI, IoT, health care, and green technology.

With the six themes of "Smart Drive," "Infinite Experience," "Digital Resilience," "Pioneering Computing," "Innovation and New Creation," and "Green Sustainability," and the COMPUTEX DigitalGO online exhibition (from now until June 6), COMPUTEX 2022 used multiple channels to build an international communication platform to present a complete picture of the forward-looking development of the global technology industry ecosystem.

In addition, several keynote speeches and forums were held simultaneously during the show. This year's CEO Keynotes featured AMD, NXP, Micron Technology, and Supermicro, sharing their latest corporate visions from a technology perspective. There was also two keynote speeches by Microsoft and NVIDIA, broadcast live on COMPUTEX Youtube.

The COMPUTEX Forum was held on May 26 at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall 1, 1st Floor, Area J. Three sessions were held. The morning's first session was titled "Technology Empowerment, Building Industry Ecosystem." Texas Instruments, Ericsson, NXP, NVIDIA, and Micron Technology were invited to join the event to discuss how global technology giants can find partners to pursue new technologies and embrace change.

On the afternoon of May 26, Delta Electronics shared "Zero Carbon Emissions, Building a Green Energy Technology Island," explaining how companies can make good use of digital technology to achieve sustainable management and meet the goal of zero carbon emissions by 2050. The third session was themed "Innovating for the Future," with HTC, IBM, Dassault Systems, and Nokia Taiwan using the Metaverse as the topic to demonstrate how companies can actively deploy smart life and successfully reshape their work patterns.

This year's "In-Show Live Stream," the official news channel of COMPUTEX 2022, provided visitors with the most up-to-date and complete coverage of the event during the show and interviews with financial expert Peter Kurz. The "Theme Guides" were hosted by financial expert Yudong Ruan, technology expert Dr. Jeffery Chiu, and famous e-sports host Yuniko.  KOL (Key Opinion Leader) Yun, Moana, and other industry opinion leaders discussed the highlights of this year's show and lead fans to visit the booths, bringing different technology discoveries. There were also media views on COMPUTEX from (USA journal) Embedded Computing Design, (Japan media) DEMPA PUBLICATIONS INC, and (South Korea media) IT Chosun, once again showing Taiwan's technological strength to the world!

The organizer indicated that COMPUTEX 2022 exhibited at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall 1. In addition to technology trend sharing, industry application showcase, exciting and interactive in-show live room, and themed tour, six themed photo booths were also set up, and those who finish taking photos and uploading them had a chance to win a limited number of COMPUTEX 2022 exclusive NFT’s. We hope you enjoyed COMPUTEX 2022!

 

Source: (Taiwan) Commercial times

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