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【TAIPEI, September 2, 2026】Qualcomm Incorporated and ASUS Group jointly announced collaboration through the launch of the “Pharmaceutical AI Agent” program, the first powerful AI assistant designed specifically for community pharmacists that can run locally on edge devices. The initiative supports the smart healthcare implementation efforts under Taiwan’s Executive Yuan-led Southern Taiwan Silicon Valley Program. Through Qualcomm for Good, Qualcomm is working with ASUS subsidiaries, Taiwan AI Cloud (TWAI) and Taiwan Health and Bio DataBank Technology (THBC), leveraging their capabilities in AI, biomedical data and industry ecosystems, to invest technologies, platforms and resources in the initiative. AI PCs and other edge devices equipped with the Pharmaceutical AI Agent will be donated to support more than 50 demonstration pharmacies and their pharmacists across Chiayi, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Pingtung, helping enhance medication safety, improve efficiency and strengthen patient education.

Taizhiyun has completed a capital increase of 250 million yuan to strengthen shareholder and resource integration, focus on sovereign AI and full-stack AI infrastructure, and expand into the global market.

UT Cloud today announced a partnership with UT Cloud Corporation to launch the "UT Cloud" platform, one of the very few on-demand AI computing power services based on the Hopper architecture in Taiwan.

Taiwan AI Cloud integrates the technical capabilities of ASUS Cloud with the supercomputing expertise of the National Center for Computing Technology, taking over half of the production capacity of Taiwan's Sugi-2 supercomputer, becoming one of the earliest companies in Taiwan to have GPU computing power as its main focus.

Taiwan AI Cloud integrates the technical capabilities of ASUS Cloud with the supercomputing expertise of the National Center for Computing Technology, taking over half of the production capacity of Taiwan's Sugi-2 supercomputer, becoming one of the earliest companies in Taiwan to have GPU computing power as its main focus.

Taiwan AI Cloud integrates the technical capabilities of ASUS Cloud with the supercomputing expertise of the National Center for Computing Technology, taking over half of the production capacity of Taiwan's Sugi-2 supercomputer, becoming one of the earliest companies in Taiwan to have GPU computing power as its main focus.