The global PC and AI-server hardware industry's home event. NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Taiwan's OEM ecosystem.
COMPUTEX Taipei, held annually at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, is the world's second-largest computing trade show and Asia's most important hardware procurement event. While traditionally focused on PC components, semiconductors, and peripheral devices, COMPUTEX has increasingly centred on AI infrastructure since 2023 — NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's COMPUTEX keynotes have become industry-defining moments for announcing AI hardware generations, and the 2024 and 2025 editions saw AI-server, cooling, and networking manufacturers collectively dominate floor space.
For enterprise IT and AI infrastructure buyers, COMPUTEX provides the broadest comparative view of AI server configurations, liquid cooling systems, and networking fabrics from Taiwanese ODMs (Foxconn, Quanta, Wistron, Pegatron, Inventec) that manufacture the physical infrastructure behind every major cloud provider's GPU clusters. Hardware decisions informed by COMPUTEX vendor conversations can unlock 15–30% cost advantages over standard cloud-provider configurations.
AIMenta infrastructure clients — particularly those building on-premise or colocation AI clusters in APAC — find COMPUTEX uniquely valuable for direct ODM relationships that are otherwise inaccessible without a Taiwanese market presence or distributor intermediary.