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  1. Teco marks 70th anniversary with AI infrastructure push toward NT$100B revenue goal

    Teco Electric & Machinery held a forum on October 16, 2026, marking its 70th anniversary, with a focus on industrial transformation in the AI era and future energy development. Chairman Li Ming-hsien outlined the company's blueprint and said its AI infrastructure business could help drive a revenue target of NT$100 billion. The source text is cut off at the opening, so further forum details, the target year and any investment figures are not disclosed in the available excerpt.

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  2. AI data center power demand drives energy equipment focus at Taiwan Smart Energy Week

    The 2026 Taiwan International Smart Energy Week and Net Zero Sustainability Expo opens October 14, with Delta Electronics, Bloom Energy, Teco and Eaton set to show solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), microgrids, solid-state transformers (SST), distribution and energy storage aimed at powering and managing AI data centers. The IEA's latest report said global data center electricity use rose 17% in 2025, far above roughly 3% growth in overall power demand; the IEA had previously estimated that about 20% of planned data center capacity could be delayed by grid constraints. Supply chain sources said lead times for large transformers have stretched to 3–4 years, tightening equipment supply and pushing on-site generation and microgrids as alternatives for companies facing long grid-connection waits.

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