NVIDIA GTC Taipei at COMPUTEX: Live Updates on What's Next in AI

The future of AI is landing in Taipei. At NVIDIA GTC Taipei at COMPUTEX, the world's developers, researchers and industry leaders are converging to dive into the latest breakthroughs shaping every industry, covering topics spanning AI factories and scaling infrastructure to agentic and physical AI and more.

Hear from NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang live on stage at Taipei Music Center on Monday, June 1, 11 a.m. Taipei time. Tune in early to catch the GTC Live at Taipei 2026 pregame show, featuring lively conversations with industry leaders about the latest innovations in AI and accelerated computing.

This is the place to find all the latest - stay tuned to the blog for live updates.

Friday, May 29, 2:30 a.m. PT

What it Takes to Reinvent the Computer Industry

NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang gathered with MGX ecosystem partners to celebrate the companies helping build the AI factories that drive innovation across industries.

We've been working with all of our partners for quite some time to prepare for this new world where artificial intelligence will be everywhere, rather than just a computer, Huang said. Now AI has transformed the computer industry into infrastructure. Every company will be powered by artificial intelligence. Every country will have artificial intelligence that supports its society, its industry and its companies.

And when it comes to what all the partners make possible Huang made it clear - NVIDIA can't realize its dreams without them.

I want to thank all of you for your partnership, Huang said. I can't do this without you, and together we are reinventing the computer industry - and we are reinventing the world.

Thursday, May 28, 6 a.m. PT

Some of the Deepest Partnerships in AI

Chemistry was the word to describe the unique gathering at the Brick Kiln restaurant in Taipei where NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang hosted more than 30 CEOs.

Standing on a stool, Huang greeted his longtime partners with a toast and thanks for all the collaboration and hard work. Those present for the dinner lead the Taiwan supply chain companies that have helped to transform the tech industry and literally accelerate computing and AI.

Huang moved from table to table chatting with his fellow CEOs and leaders. It was a casual evening filled with laughter and the deep relationships really showed.

The night closed with Huang passing out treats to press and all the people, including families and children, who had filled the street outside the restaurant to see the fun.

Wednesday, May 27, 10 a.m. PT

NVIDIA and Quanta Computer - Ramping the Infrastructure of AI

Wednesday evening in Taipei, Huang and his family dined with the Quanta Computer team, including founder and chairman Barry Lam and vice chairman and president C.C. Leung - celebrating years of partnership manufacturing the infrastructure of AI.

Prompted by a question from the assembled press, Huang gave a glimpse into the remainder of 2026: The second half of this year is going to be very, very busy with Grace Blackwell, Vera Rubin, and we have a surprise new product that we haven't told anyone about yet.

Stay tuned. More details, alongside the work of NVIDIA's rapidly growing Taiwan ecosystem, will be on full display at GTC Taipei in just a few days.

Taiwan has grown significantly over the years, and so we thought that it would be great to celebrate our ecosystem here, said Huang, commenting on GTC's return to Taipei. Many years ago we had 10 partners, and then five years ago maybe 50 partners. Now we have 150 partners, and so it's good that we celebrate our ecosystem.

Tuesday, May 26, 8:30 p.m. PT

Constellation - NVIDIA's Expanded Campus in Taipei

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an (right) presents NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang (left) with a key to the city. Modern astronomy recognizes 88 official constellations - today in Taipei, Huang unveiled NVIDIA Constellation to a packed crowd including employees, local leaders and his family.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an joined the celebration at the site of the new campus, shaking hands with Huang and presenting him with a key to the city. He also gifted Huang a traditional calligraphy scroll, which he made himself.

The world is watching NVIDIA shape the future of AI, the mayor told attendees.

Huang answered questions, joked with attendees in Mandarin and gave out signed champagne bottles to employees who have recently gotten married. The most popular topic: the NVIDIA Gear Store for company swag.

Due to popular demand, this Gear Store will be open to the public, Huang said to applause.

The new building, designed to house roughly 4,000 employees, will be based in the Beitou-Shilin Technology Park in northern Taipei on a site spanning nearly 4 hectares. It reflects the iconic design of NVIDIA's headquarters in Santa Clara.

Once operational, the site will serve as one of the largest AI research and development hubs in the APAC region.

In his comments, Huang focused on the enormous opportunity of the current agentic AI moment to drive growth for NVIDIA and the entire Taiwan ecosystem. Looking ahead, the next phase is physical AI.

Physical AI is going to transform manufacturing, Huang told attendees. In Taiwan, our partners will benefit from all our technologies that will transform manufacturing.

Tuesday, May 26, 7 a.m. PT

NVIDIA and TSMC: The Strength of a Decades-Long Partnership

On Tuesday evening in Taipei, Dr. C.C. Wei, CEO of TSMC, joined Huang and the NVIDIA team for a meal filled with delicious food and laughter. NVIDIA and TSMC have long worked together to push the limits of what advanced semiconductor chips can make possible. Today, that decades-long partnership is building the infrastructure that powers the world's AI factories.

Twice during the course of the dinner, the CEOs le

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