Taiwanese enterprises are making significant strides in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainability, as showcased by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA). The council has unveiled several case studies highlighting the innovative solutions developed by Taiwanese businesses in these areas.
One of the key challenges faced by data centers powering AI models is the increasing rack density, power consumption, and heat generation. According to AFCOM, a data center industry organization, only 46% of its surveyed members had adequate cooling, while 55% anticipated a rise in rack density in the near future. Addressing this issue, T-Global Technology, a Taiwanese company, has emerged as a leader in liquid cooling technology. Their patented two-phase liquid cooling vapor plates, utilizing vapor chambers, offer superior heat dissipation and thermal management. These state-of-the-art cooling solutions deliver ten times higher performance than traditional heat pipes, ensuring stability and reliability. T-Global’s customer base has grown by 28% since 2020, driven by the increasing demand for their cutting-edge cooling solutions in AI and other technologies.
In the realm of sustainability, Taiwanese innovators are also making significant contributions. AgriGaia® has developed the Biomimetic Underground Irrigation System, inspired by the human circulatory system, to address the water-intensive nature of agriculture. This subsurface irrigation technology delivers water and nutrients directly to the plant root zone, reducing water usage by up to 70%. The system not only enhances resource efficiency but also decreases labor requirements, improves soil fertility, and promotes ecosystem health.
Taiwan’s business community offers several advantages, including robust R&D capabilities, patented technologies, a commitment to protecting intellectual property, customer-centric approaches, sustainability in operations and supply chains, and global business networks. To facilitate collaboration and connect international buyers with reliable Taiwanese companies, TAITRA serves as a valuable resource. The organization provides consultations, matching services, and a comprehensive list of pre-vetted and trustworthy companies. With a vast trade network spanning over 60 overseas offices in more than 40 countries, TAITRA ensures successful communication and fosters impactful synergies.
To learn more about how Taiwanese businesses are leveraging technology to solve pressing challenges, interested parties can contact TAITRA via email at [email protected] or visit their website at https://innovation.taitra.org.tw/en/contact-us.