COMPUTEX 2026 is not just another tech event. It is a statement. And it begins June 2 to 5 in Taipei.

This year, the scale shifts. For the first time, the exhibition spans multiple venues. These include the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, both Hall 1 and 2, and the Taipei International Convention Center. As a result, the footprint expands significantly.

In numbers, it is the largest edition yet. Around 1,500 companies. Nearly 6,000 booths. One integrated “Technology Industry Zone.” From R&D to manufacturing to application, everything connects.

Meanwhile, online pre-registration has already opened. The message is clear. The industry is expected to show up.

AI, but as an ecosystem

This year’s theme is “AI Together.” Not just a slogan. A direction.

The focus splits into three areas. AI Computing. Robotics and Smart Mobility. Next Generation Technologies. Together, they reflect how AI is evolving across industries.

For instance, companies like ASUS, Acer, MSI, GIGABYTE, BenQ, and ASRock will showcase integrated AI solutions. Hardware meets software. Seamlessly.

At the same time, manufacturing leaders like Foxconn, Pegatron, Renbao, and Wiwynn will highlight global production systems. Systems designed for AI scale.

Then, the backbone. Semiconductor and infrastructure players. MediaTek, Intel, Vertiv, and Delta Electronics. From chips to smart infrastructure, the full stack appears.

As a result, the narrative changes. AI is no longer experimental. It is operational.

Then, robotics takes the stage

At the Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1, new zones emerge. The AI Robotics Area. The Technology Application and Experience Hall.

Here, companies like Intel, Texas Instruments, SOLOMON, SungTai, and E Ink come together.

However, this is not about display. It is about experience.

Visitors see robotics in action. Smart applications in real scenarios. AI moving into physical environments. Step by step.

Meanwhile, startups push the edge

The InnoVEX returns. And it matters.

Startups, venture capital firms, accelerators. All under one platform. Also, national and industry pavilions expand the mix.

As a result, collaboration increases. Ideas move faster. Innovation becomes more global.

Beyond booths, conversations scale up

Keynotes and forums return. But bigger.

Leaders from across the AI supply chain participate. Upstream. Midstream. Downstream. Every layer.

They share insights. Market trends. Future directions. In short, where AI goes next.

At the same time, Taiwan External Trade Development Council strengthens the overall program. Procurement meetings. Guided tours. ESG initiatives. Startup competitions.

Additionally, global media and tech opinion leaders are invited. The goal is simple. Deepen engagement. Expand perspective.

Finally, Taiwan connects it all

COMPUTEX is also about positioning. Taiwan’s role becomes more visible.

Strong R&D. Global supply chain leadership. Deep tech expertise.

By bringing together enterprises, startups, and buyers, the event creates real business opportunities. Not just visibility.

And ultimately, COMPUTEX 2026 stands as a live blueprint of how AI, industry, and innovation converge at scale.

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