AI's next bottleneck: Power infrastructure in Taiwan

Ninelu Tu

, Taipei

Jan 16, 2026, 07:58 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

At CES 2026, physical AI emerged as a central theme as real-world deployments gathered pace. Industry discussions shifted away from isolated performance metrics toward system-level and infrastructure requirements. Compared with the earlier focus on GPU...

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