To facilitate the discussion on future technology trends, the COMPUTEX Forum on June 2 and 3 will evolve around the theme of "The New Era of Intelligence."
TAITRA announced the lineup of speakers to discuss key applications of 5G, AI, IoT, and electric vehicles, deep diving into business strategies in the post-pandemic era.
In the morning of Wednesday, June 2, COMPUTEX Forum will address the topic of "AIoT Evolution." Leading semiconductor giants such as Intel, Micron, NVIDIA and Supermicro, will explore how they accelerate business opportunities in the 5G era. In the afternoon, NXP Semiconductors will kick off the "AI Empowerment" session by sharing its vision and lead the Secure Edge and AI Empowerment discussions in fields. As AI rises in various applications, Arm, Delta Electronics, Micron and Check Point Software will elaborate their latest solution in different scopes.
Thursday, June 3 morning session, will be on "Critical Technology," with speakers from global companies, including Quanta Cloud Technology, Siemens, and WIN Semiconductors, as well as the mobile operator, Far EasTone Telecom. This session will talk about the development of potential 5G applications in the manufacturing, healthcare, and automotive industries that will redefine the 5G landscape in the future. On June 3, the topic of the last session in the afternoon will be "Tomorrow Tech." IBM, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm will take part in an in-depth discussion on the emerging applications of quantum computers, AI fueling future work and collaboration, and self-driving cars.
COMPUTEX Forum Will Be Livestreamed on the #COMPUTEXVirtual Platform
Every year, COMPUTEX presents invaluable information on the industry's supply chain and trends around the world. This year, the global audience will have a front row seat to discover and see the latest technology. All COMPUTEX Forum sessions will be livestreamed on the official #COMPUTEXVirtual platform on June 2 and June 3.
COMPUTEX Forum is co-organized by the Bureau of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA).
