Wistron is doubling down on artificial intelligence (AI), signaling its intent to capitalize on the surging demand for AI technologies. Chairman Lin Hsien-Ming recently announced that the company will allocate a staggering NT$35.5 billion (US$1.08 billion) to capital expenditures in 2025, a sharp 77% increase from the previous year. Of this amount, NT$13 billion will be invested directly into AI-related production. Despite global economic uncertainties and the potential impact of tariffs, Wistron’s leadership remains undeterred, betting that the growing need for AI will continue to drive business success, with a return on these investments expected by 2026.

Chroma ATE, Taiwan’s leading supplier of automated testing and measurement equipment, achieved a milestone in 2024, posting its highest post-tax net profits in 40 years. Looking ahead to 2025, the company expects continued growth momentum driven by demand for semiconductors, augmented reality (AR) glasses, and AI servers.

Sanyang Motor (SYM) introduced its first 2025 model, the TTLBT, on February 24, marking a major milestone as the first domestically produced motorcycle in Taiwan equipped with built-in Apple CarPlay. This launch signals SYM’s entry into a new era of smart vehicle transformation.