Taiwanese enterprise technology providers – MiTAC Computing Technology Corp., Yonyou, QNAP Systems Inc, and Synology Inc – at COMPUTEX 2026 showcased solutions designed to help organizations build, manage and scale artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, demonstrating how AI is being deployed across real-world business environments.
Under the theme of “Advancing Diversified AI Infrastructure,” MiTAC debuted the 52U high density liquid-cooled AI cluster rack and Diamond Cooling AI server G8825Z5, which were designed to maximize data center efficiency.
The former breaks through conventional industry limitations by increasing the number of AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs in a single rack from 64 to 96, boosting GPU computing density by 50 percent while reducing data center floor space requirements by 33 percent.
The latter is the world’s first AI server equipped with AMD Instinct MI350X GPUs and powered by Akash Systems’ exclusive diamond cooling technology. Under standard data center ambient temperatures, it can improve tokens-per-watt performance by up to 50 percent, significantly reducing overall energy consumption and lowering future data center deployment and operating costs.
Yonyou presented its enterprise super AI agent, Yonclaw, designed to move artificial intelligence from conversation to execution. YonClaw connects enterprise data, workflows, applications, and AI capabilities into a unified workspace, enabling organizations to extend AI capabilities across finance, human resources, supply chain, procurement, manufacturing, collaboration, and management analysis scenarios.
Under the theme of “Ready and Recovery,” QNAP unveiled a comprehensive ecosystem to address data sovereignty, AI integration, and cyber-resilience. As organizations prioritize secure, localized intelligence, QNAP presented all-in-one on premises Edge AI solutions, debuting the compact 8-bay and 6-bay AI network-attached storage (NAS) models powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, allowing organizations to deploy on-premise large language models (LLM) with full data control.
QuAgent, an AI chat agent, complements this by allowing administrators to orchestrate NAS tasks via natural language, while Qsirch 7.1.0 introduces AI-driven semantic search across all formats, enabling instant content verification. This combination of private AI hardware and intuitive management software transforms data into a secure, competitive asset.
QNAP also introduced an integrated AI security ecosystem. Through AI agent integration, the QVR Client enables users to execute complex tasks, such as incident retrieval and pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) patrolling, using natural language commands, seamlessly transforming raw surveillance footage into conversational, actionable insights.
Synology presented business solutions ranging from data storage and management, data protection, business productivity, and video surveillance. Boasting more than 18 million total users, Synology Office Suite facilitates business communications with features such as ChatPlus, Meet and MailPlus, providing an all-in-one, fully private cloud productivity solution designed to boost enterprise growth and team collaboration.
Their exhibits reflected a broader industry trend: as AI adoption accelerates, demand is shifting beyond raw computing power toward integrated infrastructure capable of supporting enterprise applications, data governance and operational efficiency.
