3 Cloud eXchange

As of early February 2026, TPIX ranks 46th globally with 268 members.This achievement highlights Taiwan’s role as a key digital gateway in East Asia.

We explore two critical battlegrounds shaping the future of the industry: modernizing AI data centers and network resilience amid the massive restructuring of global supply chains.

Chief Telecom, with its comprehensive network ecosystem, leverages the advantages of SD-WAN — flexibility, speed, ease of management, and cost-effectiveness — to deliver a superior last-mile solution for corporate WANs.

Chief Telecom’s strategy is built upon three core pillars—AI, Network, and Cloud—to forge a proprietary 'Dual Exchange Center Platform.'

Both TPIX and CCX operate as platforms within Chief Telecom's international-grade, neutral data centers. The paramount principle is to provide members and users with the highest-quality platform conditions.

Chief Telecom is leveraging its LY2 AI data center to launch Taiwan's premier AI infrastructure ready-to-use liquid-cooled solution. This service is specifically designed to meet the intensive cooling and power demands of AI GPU servers.

Chief Telecom's "Cloud-Ground Integration Solution," centered on the LY2 AI Data Center, leverages CCX (Chief Cloud eXchange) and TPIX (Taipei Internet Exchange) to help businesses build a stable, secure, and scalable environment for their AI applications.

We'll explore how Chief Telecom's forward-looking strategy is building a digital convergence hub capable of supporting the massive demands of future AI applications.

Chief Telecom's new LY2 AI Data Center, a $3.5 billion investment located on Jiuzong Road in Neihu, has officially welcomed the world's largest cloud service provider. This state-of-the-art facility, unveiled to the media for the first time, has comprehensive dual-redundancy mechanisms.