AIC, a leading provider of AI-driven storage and computing solutions, is pleased to confirm its participation in COMPUTEX 2026. The company will be exhibiting from June 2 to June 5 at TaiNEX 1, 4F, Booth N1106, where it will present its latest advancements aimed at strengthening the infrastructure foundation for the emerging Agentic AI era.

As the industry moves toward reasoning-based models and long-context inference, a key challenge has emerged around efficient data movement and management. To address this shift, AIC will also convene a high-level panel discussion examining how storage is transitioning from a passive data repository into an active enabler of AI intelligence delivery.

Panel Session Details

The discussion will bring together leaders shaping the foundational infrastructure layer of the AI ecosystem:

AIC Exhibition Highlights
At COMPUTEX, AIC will demonstrate how its hardware platforms, in collaboration with ecosystem partners, are designed to address the growing complexity of modern AI workloads:

“AI workloads are undergoing a fundamental transformation, making it essential to rethink and upgrade core infrastructure. We are proud to collaborate with NVIDIA and VAST Data in building highly scalable, high-performance platforms that define the next generation of AI systems. Our focus is to help customers stay ahead in this rapidly evolving landscape,” said Michael Liang, Chairman and CEO of AIC.

Event Information

Booth: N1106

The Colorado Tech Association, sponsored by Arrow Electronics, hosted a running women's tech conference honoring women across the industry. The event was held in person for the first time since 2020 and drew 650 attendees at Spruce Mountain Ranch, a retreat south of Denver.

The conference featured networking opportunities, professional development workshops, keynote speakers, and panel discussions.

Attendees spoke directly with female executives and community leaders about emerging trends in technology, leadership, and the opportunities and challenges women face as they build careers in technology.

Kim Brown-Wilmsen, Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Global Application Solutions at Arrow, opened the conference, with keynote speaker Shivani Shiroya, Founder and CEO of Tala (Leading Financial Technology in Emerging Markets).

Brown-Wilmsen also acted as a 'person of honour' at the conference, sharing his career experience in a panel discussion.

“Networking with 650 women leaders from Colorado for a day has been extremely rewarding and our speakers consistently provide valuable insights. We are proud and grateful that so many women at Arrow will be able to experience this day," said Braun Wilmsen.

Arrow has strengthened its commitment to diversity and inclusion by increasing the company's racial and ethnic representation in the United States and increasing the number of female employees worldwide, thereby hiring and advancing women's careers.
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