At COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2026, Open Source Team Taiwan presents a first-of-its-kind pavilion showcasing Taiwan’s growing open source capabilities in the AI era. Supported by the Administration for Digital Industries (ADI) and organized by the Information Management Association (IMA), the pavilion is not just a showcase of individual projects — it is a gateway to Taiwan’s emerging open source AI ecosystem, where software startups, hardware leaders, research communities, and global contributors come together.
The pavilion features 15 selected projects across four major categories: Software-led OSS Business, highlighting software companies and startups turning open source into real business models; Hardware-led OSS Innovation, showcasing how the hardware and semiconductor ecosystem is expanding into open software and AI infrastructure; Community & Academic OSS, presenting projects initiated by research institutions and open source communities; and Taiwanese Footprints in World-Class OSS, highlighting local contributors behind globally important open source projects. Together, these projects form a full-stack view of Taiwan’s open source AI ecosystem across five layers: Infrastructure, Compute & Data Flow: free5GC, CubeCOS, aiDAPTIV™, Apache Kafka, and Ray demonstrate Taiwan’s capabilities in connectivity, cloud infrastructure, hybrid AI computing, real-time data streaming, and distributed ML workloads. Data & Corpus: Taiwan Tongues brings Taiwan’s local language, cultural context, and linguistic diversity into AI development, creating a stronger foundation for localized and trustworthy AI. Core AI Models: TAIDE, Breeze 3, YOLOv7, and Traditional Chinese LLMs show Taiwan’s progress in trusted language models, Taiwanese speech recognition, AI safety guardrails, computer vision, and Traditional Chinese AI development.
Deployment, Orchestration & Governance: digiRunner, Flyte, and Wren AI support enterprise AI adoption through API management, workflow orchestration, governance, and business intelligence. Domain-specific AI Capabilities: SiliconMind-V1 and the Auto Mouse AD Detection System demonstrate how open source AI can be adapted to specialized domains, including IC design and biomedical research. Beyond the exhibition, Open Source Team Taiwan will host a series of events to connect global visitors with Taiwan’s ecosystem. On June 3 at 13:00, two internationally recognized open source leaders — Brian Behlendorf (Board Member of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and former General Manager of the Open Source Security Foundation), and Justin Mclean (ASF Board Member and Community Manager at Datastrato) — will speak at the InnoVEX Center Stage under the theme “Open Source Strategy: From Trust to Business.” Later the same day, at 15:00, an off-site meetup at Taipei New Horizon will bring together startups, engineers, software companies, and open source communities for deeper dialogue and networking.
With “Open. Contribute. Lead.” as its call to action, the pavilion invites enterprises, startups, investors, and developers to discover how Taiwan is building with open source, contributing to global ecosystems, and turning open collaboration into AI-era industrial competitiveness. Open-Source Team Taiwan ► reurl.cc/aXgkDX ► S0524 | TaiNEX 2
