TAIPEI (TVBS News) — The Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA, 對外貿易發展協會), the island's foremost trade promotion organization, announced Tuesday (April 8) that Jens Hinrichsen, executive vice president of NXP Semiconductors, has been invited to deliver a high-profile keynote address at the upcoming COMPUTEX 2025 technology exhibition. Hinrichsen's anticipated presentation, titled "Discussion AI at the Edge: Creating an Autonomous Future," will take place at 3 p.m. on May 20, marking one of the premier speaking engagements during the globally recognized technology showcase that attracts industry leaders and innovators from around the world.
As a senior executive at NXP Semiconductors, widely recognized as a global pioneer in developing advanced solutions for automotive and industrial Internet of Things markets, Hinrichsen holds responsibility for overseeing the company's comprehensive system products specifically engineered for the rapidly evolving automotive sector. His keynote presentation is expected to explore the profound technological shift occurring as artificial intelligence capabilities migrate from centralized cloud-based computing models toward more distributed edge intelligence architectures, a transition that industry experts consider crucial for handling the inherent unpredictability and real-time demands of autonomous systems operating in complex real-world environments.
COMPUTEX 2025, scheduled to run from May 20 to 23 at Taipei's expansive exhibition facilities, will feature an impressive assembly of nearly 1,400 exhibitors occupying approximately 4,800 booths spread across 80,000 square meters of exhibition space. The four-day technology showcase will be organized around several forward-looking themes including AI & Robotics, Next-Generation Technologies, and Future Mobility solutions that are reshaping industries worldwide. Event organizers have positioned COMPUTEX 2025 as a definitive global platform for unveiling cutting-edge advancements across multiple technology domains, with particular emphasis on smart computing systems, robotics applications, and innovative mobility technologies that industry analysts believe could fundamentally transform how people interact with machines and transportation systems in coming years.
