AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCOMPUTEX 2026 Wrap: Taiwan’s COMPUTEX 2026 closed with 111,312 buyers/visitors from 152 regions, pushing “AI Together” themes and spotlighting physical AI and an inaugural AI Robotics Zone aimed at real-world deployment. Foxconn Forecast Lift: Foxconn reported record-breaking May sales (NT$859.4B, +39.57% YoY) and raised Q2 expectations, citing continued momentum from AI rack systems and new Intel AI infrastructure and SK Group AI server/data center partnerships. Nvidia Korea Push: After Taiwan, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang landed in South Korea and called robotics the next major sector, scheduling meetings with Samsung, SK hynix, Hyundai, LG, and Naver—signaling deeper physical AI and manufacturing automation ties. Taiwan Market Mood: Taiwan stocks ended down after a wide swing, with investors cautious on AI-related tech following U.S. weakness; TSMC held up better than peers. Intel at COMPUTEX: Intel used COMPUTEX to unveil Rack Scale AI and Xeon 6+ initiatives with partners like SambaNova, aiming to improve inference cost/power efficiency. AI PC Roadmap: Microsoft dampened “Windows 12” talk, instead teasing a “new era of the PC” with fresh hardware—fueling the next wave of AI-enabled devices. Semiconductor Supply Chain Pressure: Intel vs TSMC investor comparisons continued, while broader market jitters reflected concerns that AI spending may be shifting from hype to monetization.
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