Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Chief Telecom Leverages AI Dual Engines to Launch Its Golden Five Years
Triple Fiber Network Connectivity Unifies Four Major Data Centers to Build a High-Performance Cross-Border Compute Corridor
Optimizing enterprise connectivity is merely the first step in digital transformation; a robust underlying infrastructure serves as the indispensable foundation for massive data processing and advanced AI applications. Facing an explosion in High-Performance Computing (HPC) and AI demands, Chief Telecom has once again demonstrated strong operational resilience. In H1 2026, revenue reached NTD 2.03 billion with an EPS of NTD 7.57. Driven by the powerful “dual growth drivers” of Cloud Services and IDC Data Centers, the company continues its trajectory of accelerating quarter-over-quarter growth.
A deep dive into Chief Telecom’s momentum reveals that its growth explosion is powered by a “dual engine” strategy: the accelerated onboarding at LY2 and the upcoming AIDC facility in the Central Taiwan Science Park (CTSP). As a flagship infrastructure milestone in recent years, the LY2 AI Data Center has achieved outstanding client onboarding rates, projected to reach 80% capacity utilization by the end of this year.
Looking ahead, Chief Telecom has proactively invested over NTD3 billion to build a brand-new data center in the CTSP Huwei Park. The official groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for mid-October this year, with commercial operations planned for H2 2028. Notably, even as the new facility undergoes site preparation and groundbreaking, Letters of Intent (LOIs) from clients have already exceeded 50% capacity. This overwhelming response reflects the market’s acute demand for high-specification AI compute infrastructure, once again validating Chief Telecom’s strategic foresight and earning the trust of global tech giants.
From a holistic market competitiveness perspective, Chief Telecom leverages its unique digital convergence advantage, the Taiwan Internet Exchange (TPIX), and a strategic layout establishing a cross-border AI compute corridor linking Taiwan and Japan. These solid infrastructure assets resonate deeply with Chairman Jerry Shao’s vision: Chief Telecom is firmly “standing on the shoulders of giants.” Looking forward, Chief Telecom’s expansion will resemble an aircraft ascending smoothly at a 15-degree pitch angle—soaring steadily toward 2030 as we join hands with the industry to embrace a glorious future in the AI era.
