At the COMPUTEX 2025 technology conference in Taiwan, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang showcased a bold vision for the future of artificial intelligence (AI), AI agents, and robotics. Huang declared Taiwan as the “computer epicentre” and revealed plans for a groundbreaking AI supercomputer that will accelerate innovation on the island.
What’s Happening & Why This Matters
Huang also emphasized that Nvidia is no longer just a technology company—it’s now an infrastructure powerhouse focused on building the “intelligence infrastructure” that will power the next generation of AI-driven applications.
The CEO’s keynote pointed to a future where digital AI agents fill labor gaps, communicating and collaborating with humans and each other. His roadmap spanned five years ahead, including a new office in Taiwan called Nvidia Constellation to support the company’s growing engineering presence.
Nvidia’s AI Factory Supercomputer
Huang unveiled plans to build the first AI factory supercomputer for Taiwan’s ecosystem. This new machine, created in partnership with Foxconn, the Taiwanese government, and TSMC, supercharges AI computing power across the country.
Taiwan’s Minister of Science and Technology, Wu Cheng-Wen, said the goal is to foster a smart AI island full of smart cities by investing in research and encouraging daily use of AI tools. This initiative aligns perfectly with Nvidia’s vision of deepening AI adoption at every level of society.
From Tech Company to Intelligence Infrastructure Leader
Nvidia’s transformation stands out. Huang stated, “No company in history has ever revealed a roadmap for five years at a time.” He added that Nvidia is no longer just a tech company; it’s an AI infrastructure company.
The existing infrastructure — electricity and the internet — will evolve into an “intelligence infrastructure” with AI embedded everywhere. Huang predicts that the AI infrastructure market will be worth trillions of dollars and include new digital assets like tokens representing digitally transferable goods or currency.
AI Agents: The Workforce of Tomorrow
One of Huang’s key highlights was the rise of AI agents, described as digital assistants working alongside humans to solve labor shortages.
“The shortage of labor limits the world’s ability to grow,” Huang said. Nvidia’s engineers already use layers of AI agents to support their tasks. Looking ahead, AI agents might even communicate autonomously with one another.
However, before this future unfolds, Huang stressed the need to reinvent computing to handle these emerging AI workloads.
Nvidia’s Taiwan Expansion: Constellation
To keep up with growing demand, Nvidia is constructing a new facility called Nvidia Constellation. This office will expand its Taiwan engineering team beyond the capacity of the current location.
Though no firm start date was announced, Huang expressed excitement for the new office as a base to develop AI innovation on the island further.
TF Summary: What’s Next
Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, is setting a clear course toward a future powered by AI. The new AI supercomputer and focus on digital AI agents signal a major step in how AI integrates with industry and daily life.
Taiwan is central to this vision as the hub for Nvidia’s next-generation AI infrastructure and innovation. Over the next five years, expect significant progress in AI adoption, workforce transformation, and digital asset creation.
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