Taiwan's Computex tech show brought together thousands of international participants on Tuesday, showcasing the highly advanced Artificial Intelligence and robotic systems.
The Computex Tech Show opened in Taiwan's capital city, Taipei, on Tuesday, featuring the latest tech trends: Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, Next-Generation Tech, and Future Mobility.
This four-day exhibition is expected to welcome 1,400 visitors, and is the first major gathering of technology executives in Asia since U.S. President Donald Trump began imposing tariffs so companies in the United States could increase production.
Exhibitors say this annual trade show also highlights Taiwan's 'unique strengths' in semiconductors, innovation and advanced computing to shape an “AI-powered era”.
Organisations such as Nvidia, Foxconn, and Qualcomm will announce their latest business strategies and technology on the side lines of the exhibition to attract new partners and gain business deals.
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