Taiwan Expo USA Showcases AI Manufacturing and Energy Systems in Dallas

Sep 25, 2026
Taiwan Expo USA 2026 is presenting AI manufacturing and smart energy systems in Dallas from September 24 to 26.

Taiwan Expo USA 2026 opened at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas on September 24 and runs through September 26, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council said in a press release. The event is organized by the Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs and its International Trade Administration, with the council implementing the exhibition.

The 260 square meter exhibition space includes AI Manufacturing and Smart Energy pavilions. The manufacturing pavilion features AI servers, liquid cooling, industrial AI, edge computing, machine vision, intelligent control, robotics and workplace safety systems.

The energy pavilion presents storage systems for AI data centers, hydrogen generation and recovery, solar panel and lithium battery recycling, energy management and low carbon steel. US companies are meeting participating Taiwanese suppliers to discuss sourcing, joint product work and supply chain opportunities.

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