Pegatron chair stresses AI's role in national strength

Published on March 29, 2024



During a recent forum, the Chairman of Taiwan's Pegatron Tzu-Hsien Tung AI computing power has a direct correlation with national strength.

Tung's statement echoes Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's earlier remarks. The statement underlines Taiwan's central role in the AI revolution.

Tung cited "The Art of War" saying that extensive calculations are key to achieving victory. Extensive calculations are also the bedrock of today's AI computing race.

PwC Taiwan's "2024 Taiwan Business Leaders Survey" revealed nearly 70% globally and over 50% of Taiwan's business leaders believe that AI will impact business and employee development in the next three years. Tung said Taiwan should also foster a new wave of entrepreneurship to invigorate both the industry and society.

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