Wiwynn chair says AI hardware is being reshaped by power, cooling, interconnect demands
<p class="P1" data-start="2103" data-end="2442">AI computing is changing how global hardware is designed, built, and deployed, with implications that extend well beyond Taiwan's tech sector. At a September 19 event, Wiwynn chair Emily Hong said the industry now faces three central challenges: power, cooling, and high-speed interconnect, as demand for AI infrastructure rises worldwide.
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