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For most of the last twenty years, the MediaTek story has been about smartphones. The company built itself into the world’s largest mobile chip designer by volume on the back of mid-tier Android handsets sold across Asia, Latin America, and Europe. At Computex 2026, the next chapter of the company’s history will begin to unfold.

Computex has long been a PC-centric event. It is the venue where Asus, Acer, MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock and other Taiwan manufacturers traditionally unveil their latest motherboards, laptops and desktop PCs, chassis, graphics cards and peripherals to global customers and the tech media.

Taiwan’s technology sector first-quarter 2026 results send a clear message that the AI infrastructure boom is continuing to accelerate. Across every layer of the island’s tech ecosystem, companies are posting record numbers and committing unprecedented capital to expand capacity. The real story emerging from Q1 is not any single headline figure, but how much more central Taiwan has become to the world’s computing infratructure.

Computex has long served as a barometer for the global technology industry. This year’s edition, running June 2–5 in Taipei under the banner “AI Together,” carries added weight. The first quarter of 2026 delivered a cascade of transformative developments: a landmark US-Taiwan trade agreement, hundreds of billions of dollars in new capital commitments, an intensifying supply crunch at the most advanced chip nodes, and the rise of Physical AI as the industry’s next organizing principle. Together, these shifts are realigning Taiwan’s technology economy. Computex is where these threads will converge in public.

Taiwan’s stock market fell sharply on March 9, with the index dropping 1,489.12 points amid global tensions. TSMC, MediaTek, and Foxconn shares also declined.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange rebounded by 844.06 points on March 5, closing at 33,672.94, after a slump due to Middle East tensions. Major stocks like TSMC and MediaTek saw gains.

台灣半導體企業與伺服器製造商正積極擴張進入 AI 伺服器應用特定積體電路（ASIC）市場，定位自己搶佔雲端巨頭推動的自訂矽晶熱潮中相當可觀的部分。聯發科（MediaTek）、艾訊科技（Alchip Technologies）與創意電子（Global Unichip Corporation）等公司正與雲端巨頭拿下重大設計訂單，藉由台灣先進晶圓代工生態系以及與台積電的緊密鄰近優勢，加速開發與部署。這項轉型為這些業者帶來超越傳統行動與消費領域的顯著營收多元化機會，資料中心 ASIC 市場目前預計到 2028 年將達到 500 億至 700 億美元，而 AI 伺服器運算 ASIC 出貨量預計在 2024 年至 2027 年間成長三倍。

Taiwan semiconductor firms and server manufacturers and are aggressively expanding into the AI server application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) market, positioning themselves to capture a substantial portion of the hyperscaler-driven custom silicon boom. Companies like MediaTek, Alchip Technologies, and Global Unichip Corporation are securing major design wins with cloud giants, leveraging Taiwan’s advanced foundry ecosystem and proximity to TSMC to accelerate development and deployment. This pivot offers these players significant revenue diversification beyond traditional mobile and consumer segments, with the data center ASIC market now projected to reach $50-70 billion by 2028 and AI server compute ASIC shipments expected to triple between 2024 and 2027.

Taiwan’s stock market fell 1.51% on Feb. 5, closing at 31,801.27 points. Electronics and semiconductors weakened, while financial and tourism stocks rose.

Taipei stock market rose 94.45 points to 32,289.81 on Feb. 4, despite early losses. TSMC fell, while Foxconn and MediaTek gained. High-priced stocks showed strong momentum.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange surged 571.33 points on Feb. 3, closing at 32,195.36, with TSMC and MediaTek leading gains. Memory stocks struggled, impacting the sector.

Taiwan’s stock market fell sharply on Feb. 2, closing 439.72 points lower. Major stocks like TSMC and MediaTek dropped amid external market influences.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirms MediaTek chip partnership and hints at second Taiwan headquarters at annual banquet in Taipei, swapping leather jacket for floral shirt.

The Taipei stock market hit a record high on Jan. 28, driven by semiconductor gains. TSMC and Macronix led the surge, while pandemic-related stocks soared.

Taiwan’s stock market hit a record high on Jan. 27, led by TSMC’s surge. Investors eye global financial events and U.S. market trends.

Taipei stock market closed up 103.01 points at 32,064.52 on Jan. 26, with a transaction value of NT$724.614 billion. TSMC saw a decline, while MediaTek rose.

Taipei’s stock market surged on Jan. 14, closing up 234.56 points at 30,941.78. Electronics and OTC indexes rose, along with strong performances in plastics and textiles.

MediaTek launches its Wi-Fi 8 platform, the Filogic 8000 series, targeting broadband and enterprise devices. This move strengthens its leadership in wireless tech.

Taipei stock market surged on Jan. 2, closing up 386.21 points at 29,349.81. TSMC hit a record high, while robotics and silicon photonics stocks also saw gains.

The Taipei stock market fell 330.28 points on Dec. 16, closing at 27,536.66. Cement and ceramics led declines, while financial stocks rose. Trading value hit NT$524.954 billion.

Taiwan Stock Exchange sees volatility as the index drops 121.18 points to 28,182.60. TSMC shares fall, while Foxconn rises. Electronics and financial sectors show mixed results.

Taiwan’s stock market closed up 71.95 points at 27,626.48 on Nov. 28, driven by gains in electronics and CPO silicon photonics stocks. TSMC faced selling pressure, while ASPEED hit a record high. Analysts eye a potential U.S. rate cut in December.

Taipei’s stock market surged 1.85% on Nov. 26, closing at 27,409.54 points. Electrical and machinery stocks led gains. TSMC, Foxconn, and Delta Electronics rose significantly.

AI server and semiconductor sectors in Taiwan attract investments as demand for advanced chips grows. Experts warn of a potential bubble amid market highs.

Taiwan’s stock market fell 2.52% on Nov. 18, closing at 26,756.12 points amid geopolitical tensions. Key sectors like paper and electronics saw significant declines.