Taipei: Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang confirmed his plans to return to Taiwan in June to attend the annual Computex Taipei expo. During his visit, the company aims to make multiple new announcements and Huang is set to deliver a keynote address.

According to Focus Taiwan, Huang's current visit to Taiwan is to celebrate the Lunar New Year and to express gratitude to Nvidia's partners for their support. The CEO arrived in Taiwan last week and recently hosted a dinner for key Taiwanese suppliers in Taipei, acknowledging the record achievements of Taiwan's supply chain in 2025, with notable mentions of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. (Foxconn), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), and Wistron.

Huang also addressed queries about the Taipei City government's reported plan for Nvidia's new Taiwan headquarters signing, stating his willingness to attend any related ceremonies or events. He emphasized the busy nature of his schedule this year and confirmed his attendance at Computex Taipei from June 2-5, expressing enthusiasm about the company's upcoming announcements.

On the topic of competition in the artificial intelligence (AI) market, Huang noted the challenges posed by numerous rivals. He remarked on the dynamic nature of the AI market, where many companies have emerged, some have ceased operations, and others have been acquired. Despite these challenges, Huang highlighted Nvidia's unique position in collaborating with every AI company and its widespread presence across cloud and enterprise data centers, as well as in robotics and automotive sectors. He stressed the need for Nvidia to maintain its pace and adapt continually to remain competitive.

Source: Focus Taiwan