The Chairman of the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), James Huang, has kick-started the COMPUTEX 2025 expo that delivers 3 key AI fields under the theme of ‘AI Next’.
Bringing in over 1,400 exhibitors from 25 countries and regions spanning 4,800 booths, he welcomes all attendees to visit both Hall 1 and Hall 2 of the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center to discover all of the latest and greatest showcased by major industry players as well as innovative startups under the InnoVEX branch.
A report by Gartner has further proved that AI continues to be the driving force not only in the tech sector but also in various other fields as well, with global spending estimated to reach US$644B by the end of this year. As such, COMPUTEX 2025 will be focusing on ‘AI & Robotics’, ‘Next-Gen Tech’, and ‘Future Mobility’.
The global press conference is complemented by the presence of Paul S.L. Peng, the Chairman of the Taipei Computer Association (TCA), who stated Taiwan continues to be the central support in the AI era thanks to world-class semiconductor supply chain, and cutting-edge hardware-software integration that leads to a real-world practical solutions that can tackle challenges such as smart aging and labor resilience.
As usual, keynotes will be delivered by famous and major brands by the respective representatives, including NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Foxconn, MediaTek, NXP, and more. Other than that, forum sessions are filled with partner speakers of the following:
- NVIDIA
- Google DeepMind
- Texas Instruments
- Advantech
- Arm
- Intel
- Adobe
- Cadence
- Castrol
- Infineon
- Seagate
- Schneider Electric
- Compal

Lastly, InnoVEX not only gathers some of the best minds within the startups, but it is also graced by global leading accelerators and venture capital firms like NVIDIA Inception, Garage+, and StarFab that connect ideas with financial funding and business relations in order to bring a new wave of AI inventions to life. Events such as a startup pitch competition and Global Demo Day further contribute to this cause.











