The accolades reflect the operator’s shift from traditional mobile services to an end-to-end digital partner, underscored by a 2025 revenue of TWD 236.11 billion. Mei Lee Quah, Senior Director of ICT Research at Frost & Sullivan, noted that the company is effectively bridging the gap between high-level technological research and practical enterprise applications. This transition is anchored by a portfolio that integrates multi-access edge computing, network slicing, and AI-RAN capabilities to achieve millisecond-level latency for private networks.
Market execution remains the primary driver of this growth, with private 5G network revenue surging 88% year-over-year in 2025. By deploying these solutions across manufacturing, logistics, and smart healthcare, the company has solidified a 39.7% subscriber market share. Beyond domestic connectivity, Chunghwa Telecom is scaling its "AI Factory" platform to accelerate the adoption of intelligent agents and enterprise AI, further embedding its infrastructure into the core of Taiwan’s digital ecosystem.
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