Taiwanese technology companies say investment in artificial intelligence
continues to accelerate and is expected to fuel strong industry growth.

The comments came during a Taiwan Stock Exchange briefing held at Computex
Taipei 2026.

Executives from chip, memory and semiconductor supply-chain companies said
demand for AI-related products remains strong, particularly in areas such as
memory chips, custom AI processors and advanced packaging.

They also warned that new challenges are emerging as the industry expands.

MSSCORPS says advanced semiconductor materials analysis is becoming
increasingly important as manufacturers move to next-generation chip
technologies.

Meanwhile, Unimicron Technology says AI-related business is expected to
account for more than 60 percent of its revenue this year, while Alchip
Technologies says AI projects already generate about 80 percent of its sales.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange says roughly 40 percent of this year's expected IPO
applicants are AI-related companies.