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2026 AI Wave Show

The three-day AI Wave Show 2026 concluded successfully on August 1 at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1. Over the course of the show, Superdigital, together with DNN Technology Co., Ltd. (歐耀科技), showcased its three product lines at Booth B0532, drawing more than 2,000 visitors in total.

Show Highlights

Superdigital delivers fully on-premise deployment from servers to software — document collaboration, meeting transcription, email, and data management are all processed entirely within the enterprise’s own infrastructure, with no need to hand sensitive data over to third-party clouds. At the show, most inquiries centered on on-premise AI deployment solutions, reflecting a rapidly growing enterprise focus on data sovereignty.

SuperCard is an AI-powered business card management system built for enterprise sales teams. The moment a card is scanned, the system automatically pulls up the contact’s company information and syncs it to the CRM backend — letting sales reps grasp a prospect’s background on the spot and deepen the conversation, rather than sorting contacts after returning to the office.

Paired with an interactive NFC card experience, this was the most popular feature at the booth, drawing the largest number of inquiries. Going forward, the team will continue strengthening customer tracking management and developing SC Topology, making enterprise organizational mapping and multi-contact management more intuitive.

DNN EdgeAI+ delivers edge computing solutions purpose-built for manufacturing. It monitors production parameters in real time, proactively flags anomalies or optimization opportunities, and can automatically adjust equipment — forming a fully autonomous closed-loop control system. Real-world deployments have shown production efficiency gains of up to 50%, and the solution drew inquiries from more than 50 manufacturers at this year’s show.

“AI Wave Show 2026 confirmed what customers truly care about on their AI adoption journey — manufacturers want quantifiable automation performance, tech companies want control over their data sovereignty, and sales teams need smarter, more proactive customer management tools. DNN Technology’s three product lines were built precisely to answer these needs.”— Nicole Lin, Head of Superdigital

Superdigital’s Next Steps

The team has translated on-site feedback into concrete next steps: DNN EdgeAI+ will continue deepening strategic partnerships across the semiconductor and manufacturing sectors; Superdigital will strengthen its AI Agent and intelligent search capabilities; and SuperCard will keep refining customer tracking and SC Topology. Together, the three product lines are steadily linking into a complete AI ecosystem — a golden triangle spanning the production line, internal infrastructure, and the customer front end.

The soon-to-be-completed Hsinchu Data Center, built on an AMD architecture, will offer one-stop AI Compute, Platform, Storage, and Services — serving as the computing backbone of this ecosystem. It will also underpin DNN Technology’s three-year expansion plan of “deepening roots in Taiwan, expanding across Asia,” with Hong Kong, Japan, and Southeast Asia next on the roadmap.

About Superdigital
SuperDigital specializing in enterprise digital infrastructure, with AI-driven hardware-software integration solutions at its core. We help businesses establish secure, autonomous digital operating environments.

On the software side, SuperDigital integrates document collaboration, instant messaging, video conferencing, enterprise email, and data storage management into a unified interface that enables seamless cross-departmental collaboration. End-to-end encryption, combined with built-in AI Agents, intelligent search, and data analytics, ensures both security and operational efficiency.

On the hardware side, SuperDigital provides on-premises AI server installation and deployment services, enabling enterprises to keep their data fully localized within their own server rooms. Data center colocation solutions are also available. Regardless of deployment model, data ownership and control always remain with the enterprise.