Taiwan Expo USA 2026 Debuts AI and Energy Infrastructure in Dallas

Spanning 260 square meters, the AI Manufacturing and Smart Energy Pavilions serve as the centerpiece of the three-day event, which runs through September 26. The AI Manufacturing section features an end-to-end smart factory model, integrating liquid-cooling systems and AI servers with edge computing and machine vision. Among the live displays, Aeolus Robotics Taiwan Company Limited demonstrates collaborative service robots, underscoring the shift toward flexible, AI-driven production environments.

Adjacent to the manufacturing exhibits, the Smart Energy Pavilion addresses the critical power needs of modern data centers. Companies like Formosa Smart Energy and hiPower Hydrogen showcase storage systems and hydrogen generation technologies designed to sustain high-compute infrastructure. The displays also emphasize circular-economy initiatives, including photovoltaic recycling solutions from Transcene and lithium-battery recovery processes by ELECURO. By connecting Taiwanese suppliers directly with U.S. industry leaders, the Expo aims to foster co-innovation and strengthen supply-chain resilience in sectors ranging from automotive electronics to large-scale power management.