At Computex 2025, MediaTek unveiled its AI strategy, emphasizing edge computing and cloud infrastructure, alongside a partnership with NVIDIA to develop custom AI silicon.

The collaboration includes the DGX Spark supercomputer, which utilizes the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, achieving impressive performance with up to 1000 TOPS and the capability to run AI models with 200 billion parameters locally.

During the keynote, CEO Rick Tsai underscored the importance of integrating AI, 6G, edge computing, and cloud systems in the ongoing digital transformation.

MediaTek also introduced the Dimensity Auto Connect MT2739, featuring the first in-vehicle 5G DSDA 3Tx technology, which enhances connectivity and user experience through intelligent scene recognition.

The company showcased its advancements in semiconductor technology, revealing a 2nm process that offers a 15% performance boost and up to 30% better power efficiency compared to the previous 3nm technology.

Overall, these advancements reflect MediaTek's commitment to delivering smarter, more efficient technology for consumers, positioning itself strongly in the competitive tech landscape.

Joe Chen, MediaTek's President and COO, highlighted the company's focus on leveraging its expertise in connectivity and computing to drive AI experiences across various applications.

MediaTek is integrating over 540 AI models into edge devices, with 240 optimized for mobile platforms, enhancing functionalities such as real-time language processing and advanced image recognition.

In automotive technology, the Dimensity Auto platform was showcased, featuring the flagship Dimensity Auto Cockpit C-X1 chipset, which integrates AI for personalized in-car experiences and supports high-definition entertainment.

The introduction of a hybrid computing concept, including the world's first 5G Generative AI Gateway, demonstrates MediaTek's innovative approach to merging 5G capabilities with on-device AI.

Additionally, MediaTek launched a mini-LED SoC for large displays, enhancing brightness and color gamut while saving power, further showcasing its advancements in multimedia technology.