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Pegatron Shares Rise on AI Project and Nvidia GB300 Server Shipments

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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Newswire Named sources Context piece
  • Pegatron shares rose 5.2% to NT$95.10 by 11:11 a.m. amid buying in AI-related stocks.
  • Investors expect Nvidia GB300 server shipments and continued orders from a new cloud-service provider to support future revenue recognition.
  • Chairman Tung Tzu-hsien said the AI boom remains in its early stages and could reshape industry and national competitiveness.

Pegatron shares climbed as investors looked to artificial-intelligence business for another lift. The electronics manufacturer benefited from shipments this month under Nvidia’s GB300 server project and from continued second-half orders by a new cloud-service provider.

The AI boom has only just begun.

· Tung Tzu-hsienPegatron’s chairman described AI as a major industrial shift that is moving toward practical applications.

The stock stood at NT$95.10 at 11:11 a.m., up 5.2%, with trading volume exceeding 11,000 lots. The rise came as older AI-related stocks rallied across the market.

Pegatron chairman Tung Tzu-hsien recently said the AI boom “has only just begun.” He described AI as potentially one of the major revolutions in industrial history, moving from technological development toward practical use. He also said successful AI development could widen countries’ advantages over competitors in economic efficiency and military strength, encouraging governments to keep investing.

Public bus

· Tung Tzu-hsienHe used the phrase to contrast Taiwan’s earlier industrial position with its current rapid move into AI.

Tung compared the shift with Taiwan’s earlier industrial changes. About 50 years ago, Taiwan’s economy centered on garments. Rising global demand for personal computers then drove a transition, followed by the expansion of chips and related industries. Taiwan’s technology sector is now extending into AI, he said, and the country is no longer riding a “public bus” but a fast “high-speed rail.”

High-speed rail

· Tung Tzu-hsienHe said Taiwan’s technology industry is now moving into AI at much greater speed.
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