At COMPUTEX 2026, Fibocom outlined its perspective on the deployment path of edge AI: as AI moves from the cloud to end devices, the key to large-scale adoption lies not only in model performance, but also in the synergy between stable connectivity and local computing power.Based on this insight, Fibocom continues to strengthen its "Connectivity + AI" capability. On one hand, with wireless modules at its core, Fibocom has built a connectivity product portfolio covering FWA, AI CPE, and next-generation Wi-Fi 8, providing a high-speed, low-latency, and highly reliable connectivity foundation. On the other hand, by leveraging its full-stack AI solutions, Fibocom enhances on-device AI capabilities, enabling terminals with local perception and processing power to improve the stability and responsiveness of AI applications in complex environments.For intelligent edge scenarios, Fibocom launched the Fibocom ClawBox, a high-efficiency AI computing terminal natively compatible with intelligent agents such as OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. Built on a high-performance heterogeneous computing architecture, the product integrates CPU, GPU, and NPU, delivering up to 18 TOPS @ INT8 hybrid precision computing power. With typical power consumption at around 5W, it enables high-density, multi-task parallel inference. It supports multi-stream video analytics, complex visual structuring, voice, and multimodal model inference, while offering low latency, high reliability, and localized deployment capabilities. Combined with Fibocom's Skill Hub, it is widely applicable in security, transportation, robotics, and other intelligent edge scenarios, supporting the large-scale deployment of smart industry applications.At COMPUTEX 2026, Fibocom will showcase a range of innovations at Booth K1022, including AI companion solutions, robotic lawn mower solutions, mobile robotics solutions, and more, demonstrating how "Connectivity + AI" is creating value in high value scenarios. Industry partners are warmly welcome to visit and connect with us.

JMicron Technology Corp., a global leader in high-speed Bridge IC solutions, today announced it will unveil its flagship innovations at COMPUTEX 2026. Building on years of proven expertise in high-speed interface technologies and strong market recognition, JMicron will present a portfolio centered on extreme performance, intelligent backup, and hyperscale expansion, demonstrating its continued momentum in advancing the digital storage ecosystem.In response to the stringent demands for performance and data protection in big data and professional storage markets, JMicron introduces three key controllers: JMS591, JMS591U, and JMB595.JMS591 is purpose-built for multi-bay HDD array applications, supporting USB 20G and eSATA interfaces. In RAID 0 mode, it delivers read/write performance exceeding 2000 MB/s, providing a powerful foundation for NAS and DAS systems.JMS591U targets enterprise and professional users, integrating JMicron's exclusive Offline Clone & Erase technology. It enables 1-to-4 high-speed duplication and DoD-compliant data sanitization, offering a one-touch solution for data migration and security compliance.JMB595 is a high-performance PCIe Gen4 x4 to 16-port SATA III expansion controller. Through cascading architecture, it can scale to connect up to 240 storage devices, ideally suited for hyperscale data centers and surveillance storage infrastructures."JMicron has long been committed to transforming complex high-speed transmission technologies into intuitive and powerful hardware solutions," said Ming-Cheng Lin, VP of Sales and Marketing at JMicron."The products showcased at COMPUTEX not only push storage performance beyond the 2000 MB/s milestone, but also precisely address customers' critical needs in large-capacity storage and security compliance through integrated RAID engines and offline cloning technologies. We are not merely a chip supplier—we are a strategic partner helping customers build a solid foundation in the data-driven era."JMicron cordially invites global partners and media representatives to visit its booth at COMPUTEX 2026. Through face-to-face engagement and forward-looking technology demonstrations, JMicron looks forward to exploring the future of storage innovation together and ushering in a new era of high-efficiency data transmission and intelligent data management.

As AI data center rapidly scales toward the gigawatt (GW) level, energy management is evolving from a supporting function into a defining strategic pillar. Against this backdrop, Infineon Technologies is redefining power infrastructure of AI era through its comprehensive "From Grid to Core" strategy, integrating energy efficiency, power density, and system resilience from the electrical grid to the processor core.Scaling AI: Strategic Power Solutions MatterThe evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has accelerated far beyond the trajectory once predicted by Moore's Law. As AI models continue to expand in parameter scale and real-time inference becomes increasingly critical, demand for computing power is rising at an unprecedented pace.Today, the power consumption of a single GPU is rapidly approaching the kilowatt level, and the power density of a server rack has increased significantly from less than 60kW in the past to exceeding 100kW, now moving toward a new threshold in the megawatt range.This is not just numerical growth; it represents a fundamental shift in power architecture. As AI computing clusters expand rapidly, traditional 48V busbars and AC power distribution architectures are quickly approaching their physical limits in terms of power loss, thermal management, and spatial constraints.Adam White, President of Infineon's Power & Sensor Systems Division, emphasized that future competition in AI infrastructure will no longer be limited to chip performance. Instead, it will be a cross-disciplinary integration battle encompassing power electronics, materials technology, and system architecture.From Grid to Core: Rethinking the power delivery architectureAt this critical turning point for the industry, Infineon's competitive advantage lies not in a single breakthrough product, but in its ability to orchestrate and optimize the entire power delivery chain at the system level."From Grid to Core" is more than a product strategy - it is a multi-phase architectural framework designed to reshape the future AI energy chain. Developed through early collaboration with global hyperscalers and ecosystem partners, the strategy enables Infineon to address evolving AI power demands across every phase of infrastructure, from utility grids to processor-level power management.Power grid: Enabling a sustainable, high-efficiency power with HVDCAt the front end of the data center, power infrastructure is transitioning from traditional mechanical systems to highly integrated solid-state solutions. Future AI facilities are expected to increasingly adopt decentralized DC microgrids, enabling greater efficiency, flexibility, and resilience in energy management.By leveraging silicon carbide (SiC) technology in solid-state transformers (SSTs), system weight can be dramatically reduced - from nearly 20 tons to approximately 500 kilograms—while simultaneously improving overall energy efficiency by more than 1%. Beyond optimizing space utilization and operational costs, this advancement signals a broader industry migration from electromechanical infrastructure toward semiconductor-driven power systems.As SSTs and related technologies become integrated into AI power infrastructure, a multi-billion-dollar semiconductor opportunity is emerging across next-generation energy systems.At the same time, the power grid is evolving beyond its traditional role as just an energy source. Through digitally controlled power systems with real-time monitoring and remote management capabilities, combined with solid-state circuit breakers (SSCBs) featuring microsecond-level response times, the grid is becoming an intelligent energy platform capable of continuous optimization and predictive management.Server rack: Reshaping power density and maximizing efficiencyAs data centers advance toward GW-scale deployments, power distribution architecture is undergoing a fundamental redesign. Infineon is driving the industry's transition from traditional 48V systems to ±400V and 800V high-voltage DC architectures. Through the design of three-phase power sidecars, Infineon is restructuring power supply and computing systems to establish a more efficient and flexible power distribution model.At the same time, the power architecture of AI data centers is following a clear evolutionary path: moving from integrated server rack designs to high-voltage DC and sidecar power supply configurations, and ultimately advancing to gigawatt-scale infrastructures that incorporate DC microgrids.Meanwhile, The high-frequency characteristics of gallium nitride (GaN) components enable intermediate bus converters (IBCs) to achieve over 98% conversion efficiency and exceptionally high power density in an extremely compact form factor, significantly reducing power transmission losses and freeing up more space for AI computing resources.Processor core: Power density and new architectures for next-gen AI computeAt the processor core—the final stage of power delivery—the challenge shifts toward managing extreme current density and ultra-fast transient response.To support next-generation GPUs requiring massive current delivery and rapid load transitions, Infineon has introduced a digital multiphase PWM controller alongside the industry's first TLVR four-phase power module. These technologies are engineered to provide highly stable, efficient, and responsive power delivery for AI processors operating under increasingly demanding workloads.In response to the next generation of GPUs demanding ultra-high current and rapid load changes, Infineon has introduced digital multiphase PWM controllers and the industry's first TLVR quad-phase module. By leveraging high-precision telemetry and digital control technologies, power systems have transformed from energy suppliers into intelligent platforms capable of real-time monitoring, prediction, and optimization.From AI data center to physical AIIf data centers form the foundation of AI computing power, the physical world will be where AI's true value is ultimately realized. As AI increasingly expands into humanoid robots, autonomous systems, and intelligent manufacturing equipment, demands for energy efficiency, real-time responsiveness, and system reliability will become even more critical.Infineon is extending its long-established expertise in power management beyond data centers into the emerging era of Physical AI. By integrating sensing technologies, actuate, security and connectivity solutions, and high-efficiency power modules, the company is enabling a comprehensive functional blocks that empower humanoid robots to perceive, think, act and connect, safely and secured in a real-world environment.Push the boundaries of power technology in AI era"We Power AI" is not just a slogan for Infineon—it is a concrete commitment to the future of the industry. From gigawatt-scale data centers to physical AI, Infineon continues to push the boundaries of power technology, ensuring that every watt of energy is transformed into the greatest possible value for AI.As the industry advances toward the next generation of computing, energy management will become the decisive key to truly unlocking the full potential of AI. In this wave of transformation, Infineon is joining forces with ecosystem partners to stand at the forefront of defining the future.Editor's Note: Adam White will deliver a keynote address at COMPUTEX 2026 on June 4 titled  "Infineon Powering AI from Grid to Core to Physical AI."  The session will explore emerging trends and strategic opportunities in power infrastructure of AI era.Credit: Infineon

The global semiconductor landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift, moving from a focus on raw training power to the practical complexities of large-scale deployment. In an in-depth interview, Wallace Kou, President and CEO of Silicon Motion, detailed how the generative AI has evolved beyond its initial stages. While the market's early gaze was fixed almost exclusively on NVIDIA's GPUs, the High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), and the CoWoS advanced packaging technology, Kou argues that the industry is now entering the "Inference" era that is turning previous under-estimation about storage's importance on their head.The Shift from Training to InferenceThe turning point for this realization occurred during the NVIDIA GTC conference in March 2026. CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the Vera Rubin architecture, a move that signaled a massive spike in demand for NAND flash memory. During the initial AI boom, the industry was preoccupied with training massive models, a process that relies heavily on the lightning-fast throughput of HBM. However, as these models move into the inference phase - where they are actually used by end-users to generate content or solve problems - the access to context, historical data, and massive datasets storage become the primary bottleneck.Kou notes a dramatic shift in market sentiment. Only two years ago, storage was often an afterthought in the AI conversation; today, it is a critical scarcity. "There is currently not a single global cloud service provider or major smartphone manufacturer whose demand for DRAM and NAND is being fully satisfied," Kou observed. This supply-demand gap has triggered a financial windfall for storage module manufacturers and memory giants, with some stock prices skyrocketing up to tenfold as the market reacts to persistent shortages and rising prices.Technical Paradigm Shift: CMX and the Infrastructure of ThoughtAt the heart of this transition is a new architecture introduced by NVIDIA: the CMX Context Memory Storage platform. This architecture is designed specifically to handle the "KV Cache" (Key-Value Cache), which allows AI models to remember the context of a conversation or a complex task during the inference process.The hardware requirements for the CMX architecture are staggering in their scale and technical demands. Each individual Rubin GPU requires 16TB of dedicated storage to function effectively within this framework. At a system-level scale, a single NV72 Vera-Rubin setup can demand more than 1 Petabyte, or 1,000 Terabytes, of total storage capacity. Beyond mere capacity, the CMX architecture facilitates direct GPU access to storage, a feature that bypasses traditional latency bottlenecks and ensures that AI inference remains fluid and responsive.While this creates a massive commercial opportunity for the storage industry, it also places an unprecedented strain on NAND production. Kou emphasizes that this is not just a cloud-based phenomenon. The explosion of Edge AI - AI processed locally on devices - is further complicating the supply chain. For instance, driven by major players like Meta, the market for smart glasses is expected to reach 60 million units this year. These wearable devices require high-performance embedded storage, creating a secondary front in the war for NAND capacity.Silicon Motion's Role: Solving the QoS BottleneckAs the world's leading NAND controller maker, Silicon Motion sits at the intersection of these competing demands. The primary technical challenge in modern AI environments is maintaining Quality of Service (QoS). In a multi-tenant cloud environment, where multiple GPUs are accessing shared storage simultaneously for different inference tasks, data transfer speeds can often fluctuate or drop.To solve this, Silicon Motion has deployed its proprietary PerformaShape technology. This technology ensures that even under heavy, concurrent workloads, the transmission speed remains stable. By stabilizing these data flows, Silicon Motion has positioned itself as an "indispensable stabilizer" in the AI ecosystem.Beyond data path optimization, Silicon Motion is also extending its role into system-level infrastructure by providing enterprise-grade boot drives for leading AI GPU, TPU, and DPU platforms, ensuring system reliability and fast initialization at scale.The Crisis of Imbalance: Kou's "Capacity Persuasion" EffortsDespite the record-breaking revenues, Kou is deeply concerned about the "shadows" lurking behind this prosperity. The current memory market is suffering from a dangerous imbalance. To maximize profits and satisfy the insatiable hunger of AI cloud giants, major manufacturers like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are funneling the majority of their capital expenditure (CAPEX) into HBM and DDR5 production.This strategic pivot has effectively "squeezed" the production capacity available for standard NAND flash. Kou warns that this "AI squeezing effect" could lead to a collapse in traditional sectors. Over the past eight months, Kou has embarked on a global mission, meeting with leaders at Samsung, SK Hynix, Kioxia, SanDisk, YMTC, and Micron. His message is one of "capacity persuasion": he is urging these giants to reserve a portion of their production lines for the automotive, PC, and smartphone industries."If these foundational industries break because they cannot find parts, Edge AI will have no 'soil' to grow in," Kou warned. He believes that a total focus on the high-margin AI server market could eventually backfire, destroying the broader technology ecosystem that supports AI development.A Stabilizing Strategy: From Cloud to EdgeSilicon Motion is positioning itself as the "transition enabler" for an industry in flux amid an expected 2–3 year supply shortage. As NAND manufacturers concentrate their internal resources on AI-driven initiatives, they are increasingly outsourcing non-core and mainstream projects, such as PCIe Gen5 controllers and embedded solutions. In this shift, Silicon Motion has emerged as a preferred partner to fill the resulting gap.At the same time, as rising prices weigh on demand in the PC and smartphone markets, the company is helping customers pivot toward automotive and AIoT applications, including rapidly growing segments such as smart glasses, which are seeing a surge in shipments this year.One of the most critical areas is the automotive sector, where Silicon Motion has spent a decade building a presence. While memory giants might see automotive requirements as "niche" or low volume compared to AI servers, Kou views them as essential to global stability. When major OEMs consider abandoning these specialized demands due to capacity constraints, Silicon Motion steps in to ensure the global automotive supply chain does not grind to a halt."We are not just looking for a surge in revenue; we want to fulfill our responsibility to the industry," Kou said. By providing stable controllers and storage solutions for AIoT and automotive applications, Silicon Motion is effectively repairing the cracks in a fractured global supply chain.Future Outlook: 2027 and BeyondThe current supply-demand imbalance is not a temporary glitch but a structural reality that Kou expects to persist until at least late 2027 or 2028. Several factors make it nearly impossible to add capacity quickly, for example, land acquisition is increasingly difficult. The lead time for building specialized cleanrooms and procuring critical equipment now exceeds one year.Kou predicts that while the DRAM shortage might begin to ease by the end of 2027, the relief for NAND will likely come even later. In this high-pressure environment, Silicon Motion's role as a key stabilizing force becomes increasingly important.Particularly in emerging sectors such as smart IoT and automotive applications, Silicon Motion delivers reliable controller and storage solutions, filling the vacuum left by production shifts at major manufacturers or by projects lacking sufficient engineering support.By helping global clients navigate the complexities of geopolitics and capacity wars, Silicon Motion aims to ensure that the AI revolution leads to a steady, sustainable future rather than a chaotic collapse of the broader tech industry.AI inference boom fuels supply-demand imbalance until 2027-2028, says Wallace Kou. Credit: Silicon Motion

ZEISS, a global leader in optics and optoelectronics, will bring the quality discussion to the official COMPUTEX 2026 Forum stage for the first time this year, highlighting the growing role of quality in scaling AI hardware.As demand for AI infrastructure accelerates, quality is shifting from a manufacturing support function to a direct driver of performance, yield and delivery readiness. While public attention often centers on AI models, ZEISS says reliable hardware execution is becoming a decisive factor in AI deployment.Behind every AI interaction are massive data centers powered by thousands of GPUs. As systems scale from chip to rack, defects in semiconductor packaging, printed circuit boards (PCB/A), cooling systems and high-speed interconnects can affect uptime, deployment speed and total cost."With compute demand surging, manufacturers face record orders, but the challenge is delivering at scale with consistent quality," said Clive Yen, Global Head of Electronics Customer Segment, ZEISS Industrial Quality Solutions. "As systems grow more complex, quality becomes critical to reliable deployment. This is why we work across Taiwan's ODM ecosystem and the full AI server value chain to enable consistent, scalable quality.""At scale, even small defects can become major bottlenecks," said Tonmoy Kundu, Global Head of Sales, ZEISS Research Microscopy Solutions. "Manufacturers need faster insight, tighter process control and trusted failure analysis to accelerate next-generation AI hardware."ZEISS says it offers one of the industry's most comprehensive quality portfolios across the AI hardware value chain, supporting customers from semiconductor packaging and PCB inspection to liquid cooling, optical connectivity and final rack integration.At the forum, ZEISS will showcase solutions for advanced high-bandwidth memory (HBM), where rising stack heights and shrinking interconnect dimensions require high-resolution, non-destructive inspection and deep defect analysis.The company will also present metrology solutions for co-packaged optics (CPO), where ultra-tight tolerances for FAU and MPO connectors are essential to maintain alignment, coupling efficiency and long-term transmission reliability in 51.2T+ networks.At the exhibition hall (Booth J1109 | TaiNEX Hall 1, Taipei), ZEISS will showcase technologies spanning wafer process control, advanced packaging, X-ray inspection, electron microscopy, light and digital microscopy, and coordinate measuring machines. Applications will focus on chip manufacturing, PCB reliability, thermal management systems, connector quality and L10-L11 rack mechanical parts assembly.COMPUTEX 2026 runs June 2-5 in Taipei, where ZEISS will position quality as a foundational enabler of the next wave of AI growth. ZEISS will speak at the official COMPUTEX 2026 Forum on June 4, 4:30 p.m. to 4:55 p.m. at TaiNEX 2, Room 701, presenting "Quality Innovation Across the AI Chip-to-Rack Stack." The session will feature Tonmoy Kundu and Clive Yen. 

Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS), a leading global provider of motherboards, mini PCs, and computing solutions, will participate in COMPUTEX 2026 from June 2 to 5, 2026, at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, Booth J1317a. Under the theme Power AI Computing, ECS will present its latest motherboards and LIVA Mini PCs, highlighting how compact and scalable PC platforms can support AI Agent workloads, Edge AI processing, smart healthcare applications, and embedded deployments.ECS will demonstrate how LIVA Mini PCs can be flexibly deployed in edge computing environments to support AI-assisted information retrieval, private knowledge base applications, healthcare data monitoring, and embedded commercial deployments. Through these demonstrations, ECS will highlight the role of LIVA Mini PCs in data processing, application execution, real-time monitoring, and vertical use cases. ECS will also showcase motherboard platforms with high-performance expansion capabilities, providing customers with a broader choice of computing foundations for AI and edge applications.Showcasing AI Agent Applications in PC EnvironmentsECS will showcase OpenClaw AI Agent applications running on an AMD desktop PC at its booth, demonstrating how AI Agent capabilities can be applied in PC-based environments. The demonstration will cover common scenarios such as system status queries, information search, and content summarization, showing how AI Agents can help users streamline daily operations and improve information processing efficiency. Through this demonstration, ECS will further present the flexibility and practical value of integrating AI Agent applications into commercial PC environments.LIVA Z11 PLUS. Credit: ECSLIVA One H810. Credit: ECSExtending Edge AI into Healthcare and Private Knowledge ApplicationsECS will showcase the LIVA Z11 PLUS mini PC in two Edge AI and data-driven scenarios: healthcare monitoring and private knowledge base applications. In the healthcare demonstration, the Z11 PLUS will support hemodialysis simulation and FHIR BOX applications, showing how a compact mini PC can serve as an edge computing node for medical data collection, real-time monitoring, and data format conversion.The knowledge base scenario will run a local database with a natural language interface, enabling users to query product and business information more intuitively. This highlights the role of mini PCs in enterprise information access, private data environments, and on-site applications where sensitive information needs to be managed locally. Powered by Intel Core Ultra processors, the LIVA Z11 PLUS provides high-speed storage, dual networking, and USB4 connectivity to support data-intensive Edge AI applications.LIVA Z15 PLUS. Credit: ECSExpanding the LIVA Lineup from AI-ready Performance to Embedded FlexibilityBeyond AI application demonstrations, ECS will present its full LIVA Mini PC lineup and next-generation platforms for commercial, edge, and embedded deployments. The new LIVA Z15 PLUS, built on the Intel Wildcat Lake platform with integrated NPU-based AI acceleration, will be a key highlight of ECS’s LIVA showcase, addressing high-performance commercial use, AI-assisted workloads, and edge computing applications.ECS will also feature the LIVA One H810, extending the LIVA One series' upgradeable socket-type design with the Intel Core Ultra LGA1851 platform. For low-power and embedded applications, the LIVA Z4F offers fanless reliability, while the LIVA Q4 combines an ultra-compact form factor with 45W USB Type-C power input for mobile, space-constrained, and flexible installation environments.

SK hynix Inc. (or "the company", www.skhynix.com) announced today the launch of the iHBM solution that embeds integrated cooling elements(ICEs) within the high-bandwidth memory(HBM) package for next-generation HBM products.Heat management has become a critical challenge as HBM technology advances with higher stacking and faster speeds to cater to the surging demand for AI data processing.The efficient management of power density in the Die-to-Die Physical Layer (D2D PHY) - the interface connecting HBM and GPU - has emerged as a key factor defining the competitiveness of next-generation HBM.With the iHBM solution, the company has taken a structural approach to addressing the heat management issue. Existing HBM products rely on an indirect cooling method that draws heat away through the core die. In contrast, the iHBM solution places ICEs directly in the D2D PHY area where heat concentration is the highest, creating an additional 'heat dissipation path'. This latest heat management solution helps reduce thermal resistance by 30% and enables chips to operate stably even in high-temperature and high-pressure conditions.The company's mass-production capabilities also serves as a key advantage. SK hynix's Wafer Level Packaging(WLP) process, based on its market-proven Mass Reflow Molded Underfill(MR-MUF) technology, enables stable high-volume production of iHBM-equipped chips. Furthermore, the solution offers high design compatibility with existing System-in-Package(SiP) architectures, allowing customers to adopt the new thermal technology with minimal design adjustments.Through the iHBM solution, slated for deployment in next-generation HBM products, including HBM5, SK hynix aims to increase the stability and operational efficiency of HPCs, AI data centers by meeting heat management standards required in high-density and high-bandwidth environments."iHBM is an optimal solution for thermal management, combining our memory design capabilities with advanced packaging technology," said Kangwook Lee, Senior Vice President and Head of PKG Development at SK hynix, adding "The company will cement its AI memory leadership by taking preemptive steps to offer values needed in the AI environment for its customers."

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications rapidly expand from cloud computing to edge computing, smart manufacturing, networking equipment, and AI PCs, stable and high-efficiency power supply has become the critical foundation for AI system operations. FSP Group will make a major appearance at COMPUTEX 2026 under the theme "Powering AI Together," showcase to  comprehensively demonstrate its AI power solution layout from data centers to end-user devices.Collaborating with Global ICT LeadersThis year, FSP Group has joined forces with multiple AI and Information and Communications Technology (ICT) leaders to demonstrate application results. Partners include Advantech, AIC, ARBOR, Chenbro, CyberTAN, UNEEC, Intel, SPARKLE, Trust5 intelligence and Uniwill.Through live system demonstrations, FSP will showcase how its power solutions are successfully integrated into AI servers, industrial PCs, and smart devices, further driving the rapid implementation of AI business applications.Focusing on Critical Power Infrastructure in the AI EraThis exhibition showcases FSP's AI power solution portfolio spanning from data centers to end devices, focusing on the critical power infrastructure driving the AI era, including: Data Center Power Shelf, Battery Backup Unit (BBU) Shelf, Networking Power Solutions, CRPS Solutions, Industrial PC (IPC) Power Solutions, USB PD Fast Charging Solutions, Grid Resilience Solutions, AI PC Power Solutions.These exhibits fully demonstrate FSP's comprehensive technical strength from core infrastructure to terminal applications.High-Performance Computing and Edge AI ApplicationsData center solutions focus on AI servers and High-Performance Computing (HPC) applications, providing high-efficiency and reliable power support tailored for high-power, high-density, and redundancy requirements. Meanwhile, networking and edge computing applications cover diverse scenarios including PoE switches, network switches, embedded systems, and edge AI servers, aiming to meet the power demands of various AI architectures."Micro Customization" as a Core Competitive EdgeFSP stated that in the face of rapid AI market development and diversified application needs, the company continues to leverage "Micro Customization" as its core competitive advantage. By providing highly flexible and reliable power solutions tailored to different application scenarios, FSP helps customers shorten development cycles and enhance system stability and market competitiveness.Complete Layout for High-End Consumer and Retail MarketsIn addition, FSP showcased a variety of products tailored for AI workstations. This impressive lineup features high-wattage power supplies such as the CANNON 3300W, the TWINS PRO 1400W ATX(PS2) redundant power supply, the high-power TWINS CRPS 3200W redundant power supply, and the 80 PLUS Titanium-certified MEGA TI 1650W White Edition. On the chassis front, FSP introduced multiple 4U Tower/Rack hybrid AI chassis, alongside the S210 chassis, specifically designed for compact performance and certified with NVIDIA SFF READY.  Providing a complete solution from power supply to chassis cooling, this display fully demonstrates FSP's comprehensive product layout in both enterprise-level applications and high-end consumer markets.With the rapid advancement of AI applications, power supplies have evolved from backstage components to the critical core of system performance and stability. Through COMPUTEX 2026, FSP Group will further demonstrate its technical prowess and industrial layout in the AI power sector.For more information on FSP products, please visit.

With the first phase of the European Union's Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) set to take effect imminently, German-based automated cybersecurity compliance provider ONEKEY, together with its Taiwanese local partner Trinity Technologies, notes that the CRA elevates product cybersecurity from a "one-time audit" to a "long-term governance" framework. Its review documentation and reporting processes are subject to an extremely rigorous compliance framework. To this end, ONEKEY and Trinity Technologies jointly recommend that Taiwanese ICT companies prepare early, leveraging localized professional support and automation tools to complete verification, and transform compliance pressures into market competitiveness.Cybersecurity Management Obligations Extend from Shipment to the Entire Lifecycle, Making Reporting Mechanisms a New Challenge for EnterprisesThe CRA will first implement vulnerability reporting and response mechanisms on September 11, 2026, and will take full effect on December 11, 2027. At that time, companies that have not achieved compliance will not only face substantial fines but may also see their products banned from sale in European countries. The CRA requires that all "Products with Digital Elements" (PwDE) fully incorporate cybersecurity management during planning, design, development, and maintenance, and address vulnerabilities throughout the entire product lifecycle. Consequently, most information and communications technology (ICT) supply chains—including smart home devices, connected devices, industrial control products, automotive electronics, and software solutions—are directly facing the impact of CRA regulations.Although the CRA is set to take effect in early September, a survey by ONEKEY reveals that as many as 68% of companies remain unfamiliar with the specific details of the CRA. ONEKEY notes that most manufacturers face four common misconceptions regarding the CRA regulations. First is a misjudgment of the implementation timeline, overlooking the fact that the "24-hour vulnerability reporting obligation" will take effect on September 11, 2026;second is a misunderstanding of responsibility, failing to elevate product safety to the level of "product governance"; third is a lack of compliance evidence, as a single penetration test is no longer sufficient to meet EU audits; and finally, manufacturers must be responsible for the overall safety of their products, which means the entire product supply chain must also comply with the CRA regulations.Five-Step Guide for Manufacturers to Build a Reproducible Operational Model, Starting with a Product Line InventoryJan Wendenburg, CEO of ONEKEY, stated: "We are at a turning point where global products face stringent cybersecurity requirements. With the EU's implementation of the CRA, cybersecurity is no longer a 'nice-to-have' for products, but rather a 'passport' for entering the European market. Many manufacturers possess world-class hardware engineering capabilities, but when faced with complex software supply chains, they often lack real-time, auditable transparency. ONEKEY's mission is to help clients bridge compliance gaps, guiding them from a 'good enough' approach toward full lifecycle cybersecurity governance."To transform this situation, ONEKEY leverages integrated platform technology to weave SBOM automation, vulnerability prioritization, impact assessment, and compliance guidance throughout the entire product lifecycle. This helps manufacturers establish a monitoring system ready for audits at any time, fundamentally resolving compliance challenges. Currently, ONEKEY has assisted global giants in Taiwan—including and ZyXEL—in aligning with CRA compliance requirements. Leveraging its extensive experience in CRA compliance, ONEKEY recommends that manufacturers follow these five steps to progressively achieve CRA compliance, thereby creating a repeatable compliance operating model. This transforms product "compliance" into a powerful competitive advantage, enabling them to seize the initiative in the European market. 1. Assess the product portfolio: Prioritize identifying which networking equipment, industrial computers, or IoT devices will be sold in the European market after 2026 and 2027. 2. Comprehensively establish a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM): For the aforementioned products, create an SBOM by scanning source code and binary code, ensuring it includes legacy firmware and vendor-provided firmware.3. Establish a Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) process: Ensure that a dedicated team can assess the scope of impact within 24 hours of a vulnerability disclosure, fulfill reporting obligations, and proactively implement remediation.4. Implement "Shift-Left" Development: Integrate binary analysis and SBOM checks into every software development and firmware release cycle as a final pre-shipment verification.5. Turn Evidence into a Marketing Asset: Encourage the public disclosure of these automated detection results and compliance evidence to demonstrate product security as a key differentiator to European buyers.Incorporating AI Compliance Pathways Aiming for 100% Certainty into Automated TestingRegarding the application of AI in automated testing technology, ONEKEY emphasizes that while AI adoption certainly improves efficiency, it must also adhere to non-negotiable standards of determinism for cybersecurity compliance. Unlike the generative AI commonly found in the market today—which is prone to "hallucinations" or misjudgments—the AI models adopted by ONEKEY focus on the auditability and accuracy of results. Wendenburg stated, "In the realm of legal compliance, 'mostly correct' is 'wrong.' When EU auditors request proof of compliance, vendors cannot provide a result that is merely a guess generated by AI."To implement "Responsible AI," ONEKEY's technical architecture combines in-depth binary static analysis with rigorously validated deterministic algorithms. This means that every decision made by the system—whether scanning firmware, generating an SBOM, or matching against CRA regulatory requirements—is backed by clear logical reasoning and technical evidence. This approach ensures the system does not produce false regulatory determinations, preventing enterprises from falling into compliance traps due to AI false positives and even facing unnecessary legal litigation risks.Wendenburg emphasized that cybersecurity compliance requires not an AI that writes poetry, but a digital audit assistant with a high degree of "certainty." Through this rigorous technical approach, ONEKKEY assists Taiwanese companies in navigating the complex provisions of the CRA to produce legally valid compliance evidence that withstands official EU verification, reducing the error rate in regulatory judgments to near zero and fundamentally protecting the company's market reputation and operational rights.Trinity Technologies Strengthens Localized Technical Support to Help Manufacturers Become Trusted Security Partners in the EUChen Zhaoren, founder of ONEKEY's Taiwanese partner Trinity  Technologies, pointed out that as a global hub for the ICT industry , time has become the most pressing cost factor for enterprises in Taiwan as the EU's CRA regulations are set to take effect. He observed that while Taiwanese contract manufacturers have traditionally relied on "fast delivery" and "value for money" as their core competitive advantages, future market dynamics will shift toward "Secure by Design" and "supply chain transparency." Currently, EU brands have begun formally shifting the responsibility for providing Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), vulnerability reporting obligations, and up to five years of security maintenance to their Taiwanese supply chain partners. This means that Taiwanese manufacturers can no longer remain on the sidelines of this compliance wave.To help enterprises navigate these stringent regulatory hurdles, Trinity  Technologies is committed to localizing world-class tools like ONEKEY to assist Taiwanese companies in reshaping their R&D and quality assurance management processes. Through comprehensive protection technologies that integrate source code and binary firmware, Trinity  Technologies helps manufacturers establish automated compliance evidence chains and vulnerability response mechanisms without sacrificing cost-effectiveness. This not only accelerates clients' procurement review processes but also helps Taiwanese manufacturers transition from mere hardware suppliers to "security strategic partners" trusted long-term by the EU market, enabling them to withstand low-cost competitors in a regulation-driven competitive environment.Smart Compliance Wizard and Fast Start Program  Helping Enterprises Simplify Processes and Accurately Identify GapsTo help clients quickly grasp, organize, and implement the CRA regulations, ONEKEY has launched the "CRA Fast Start" acceleration program—specifically designed for equipment, machine, and system manufacturers—to assist companies unsure where to begin. Through automated software, the program addresses three key areas—readiness assessment, systematic vulnerability management, and 24/7 continuous monitoring—to guide companies step-by-step in identifying gaps in their existing processes and precisely pinpointing discrepancies with compliance standards.Additionally, ONEKKEY actively participates in the EU-funded Digital Europe program "CRA Compliance Wizard" and has integrated it into its products to provide automated guided workflows. Customers need only upload firmware binary files; the system automatically analyzes vulnerabilities and compares them against regulatory requirements, guiding enterprises through technical and organizational questions to generate a CRA-compliant "Statement of Compliance" and audit trail with a single click. This streamlines the previously cumbersome process of manually creating documents—which required significant legal and engineering resources—transforming it into an intelligent software tool that simplifies regulatory compliance in daily operations.If addressing EU CRA regulations is likened to a military campaign, "CRA Fast Start" serves as a "training and advisory program" that helps enterprises inventory their resources, formulate strategies, and build a defense system; meanwhile, the "Compliance Wizard" is the "intelligent detection weapon" used by R&D and QA personnel in actual operations to scan for product vulnerabilities, accurately answer regulatory questions, and generate certificates of compliance. The two complement each other, not only simplifying complex processes but also helping manufacturers transform compliance costs into a strategic advantage for entering the European market.Actively Preparing for the Phase 1 Deadline: Turning Compliance Pressure into a Strategic Advantage for Entering EuropeAs the September 11 deadline for the first phase of vulnerability reporting obligations draws near, Taiwanese ICT manufacturers can no longer afford to sit on the sidelines. The entry into force of the CRA not only signifies a comprehensive raising of the EU's product cybersecurity standards but also marks a survival-of-the-fittest test of supply chain resilience. Faced with extremely complex review documents and the stringent 24-hour reporting deadline, traditional manual response models can no longer meet compliance requirements. If manufacturers fail to promptly establish an automated vulnerability management and continuous monitoring system, they not only face the legal risk of product withdrawal from the market but may also lose their competitive edge as EU brands reshape their supply chains.Amid this tidal wave of compliance, the first step in proactive preparation lies in implementing a "product safety incident response team," "shifting security left," and "supply chain transparency." Through ONEKEY's automated compliance tools and Trinity Technologies' localized professional support, enterprises can start by inventorying their product lines to rapidly build highly reliable SBOMs and technical evidence chains. This transformation effort should not be viewed as a burdensome "compliance tax", but rather as a "market passport" for building international trust and countering low-cost competition. By taking action now and leveraging automation to bridge process gaps, companies can confidently turn regulatory challenges into a powerful moat for deepening their presence in the European market when the new regulations take effect in 2026.ONEKEY and Trinity Technologies meet to discuss CRA compliance solutions. Credit: DIGITIMESONEKEY CEO Jan Wendenburg explains CRA regulations and strategies for Taiwanese ICT companies. Credit: DIGITIMES

Global Unichip Corp. (GUC), the Advanced ASIC Leader, will showcase Jotunn8, a next-generation data center AI inference processor developed by VSORA, at the TSMC Europe Technology Symposium.This exhibition highlights the successful collaboration between GUC and VSORA, combining advanced AI architecture with leading-edge ASIC implementation and packaging technologies to deliver a high-performance, scalable inference solution for data center workloads.Enabling advanced AI inference through close collaborationJotunn8 is VSORA's flagship AI inference processor, purpose-built for inference workloads. It delivers ultra-low latency and very high throughput by addressing the memory wall bottleneck, enabling cost-efficient deployment of large-scale AI models.GUC provided comprehensive turnkey ASIC services for Jotunn8, managing the full implementation from netlist to manufacturing. The project demonstrates GUC's expertise in complex system integration, including: Advanced chiplet architecture design and integration, High-bandwidth memory integration with HBM3E PHY and controller, 2.5D die-to-die connectivity using GUC's 17.2 Gbps GLink-2.5D interconnect, Advanced packaging implementation leveraging TSMC CoWoS-S technology (3x reticle size), Implementation on TSMC's 5nm process node,Full-system co- optimization of signal, power, and thermal integrity (SI/PI/TI), Power and IR optimization to enhance overall system efficiency.This collaboration underscores GUC's capability to deliver complex AI and HPC ASICs with optimized performance, power, and scalability.Leveraging a strong ecosystem with TSMCJotunn8 also reflects the strength of GUC's long-standing collaboration with TSMC. As a key partner in TSMC Open Innovation Platform (OIP) ecosystem, GUC enables customers to efficiently adopt advanced process nodes and packaging technologies, bridging innovative architectures with leading-edge manufacturing.By leveraging TSMC's advanced CoWoS packaging and 5nm process technologies,GUC ensures high-quality silicon execution and a reliable path to production for demanding AI applications."We are proud to showcase Jotunn8 at the TSMC Europe Technology Symposium. This achievement highlights our strong collaboration with VSORA and demonstrates GUC's ability to bring complex AI processors to silicon using advanced process and packaging technologies," — said Patrick Wang, Senior Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer at GUC."Jotunn8 is designed to unlock a new level of efficiency and scalability for AI inference. Our collaboration with GUC has been key in successfully translating this architecture into a highperformance silicon solution,"— said Khaled Maalej CEO of VSORA.Driving next-generation data center AIThrough this collaboration, GUC and VSORA address the growing demand for high-performance,energy-efficient AI inference in hyperscale data centers. Jotunn8 enables new levels of throughput and latency optimization, supporting large-scale AI deployment across cloud and enterprise environments.