Delta Electronics has been known for its visionary principle of energy conservation since its establishment in 1971. At its “Zero Carbon Community” showcase as part of the 2022 COMPUTEX Forum, Delta not only highlighted its achievements, but also shared its goals and how they adhere to its core environmental, social and governance tenets.
The 2022 COMPUTEX Forum kicked off on Thursday morning with insightful discussion around the upcoming technologies that promise to empower people across industries to work faster and safer in the face of mounting global challenges.
Texas Instruments (TI) vice president of Asia and president of Taiwan, Korea and South Asia Luke Lee shared with COMPUTEX how TI is helping to expand data centers and making these centers more efficient at data computation and processing through the adoption of gallium nitride (GaN) technology and increasing power density.
With the help and assistance of Taiwan various missions around the world, officially the Taipei Economic and Cultural Offices, COMPUTEX was able to pair international buyers with domestic suppliers based on the need of either parties. Once the list was compiled, parties were then scheduled to hold online meeting sessions where they could meet to establish future communications.
With different parts of the world observing different quarantine policies, COMPUTEX 2022 is held for the first time in 42 years in both virtual and physical form to promote the six main themes of this year’s expo: Innovative computing, accelerated intelligence, digital resilience, connective experience, innovation and sustainability.
Supermicro CEO Charles Liang will deliver an insightful overview of market conditions, recent product innovations, and the importance of green computing. In addition, Supermicro’s virtual booth has the latest server and storage products and customer success overviews.
The COMPUTEX 2022 CEO Keynote series continued on Wednesday with Charles Liang, the founder, president, CEO and chairman of IT hardware giant Supermicro. Liang provided an overview of the market, identified recent innovations and highlighted the importance of green computing.
The COMPUTEX 2022 CEO Keynote series continued on Tuesday with Kurt Sievers, President and CEO of NXP Semiconductors. Sievers shared NXP’s vision of “bringing to life the power of the edge, the connected edge and of the secure, connected edge.”
Today (May 24) marked the opening of COMPUTEX 2022, held until May 27 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1. Among the distinguished guests in attendance at the opening ceremony to witness the rapid development of new digital technology were President Tsai Ing-Wen, Minister of Economic Affairs Wang Mei-Hua, Chairman of Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) James Huang, and Chairman of Taipei Computer Association Paul Peng.
At COMPUTEX 2022 on Monday, Microsoft executive vice president and chief product officer Panos Panay and Nicole Dezen, corporate vice president of device partner sales in Microsoft’s Global Partner Solutions organization, delivered a virtual keynote discussing how Windows 11 has improved the “hybrid life” through cloud integration, accessibility, security and innovation by industry partners.
