As the global race to build AI infrastructure intensifies, enterprises are moving from exploration to full-scale deployment, driving demand for high-performance, compliant, and low-latency infrastructure. Taiwan Mobile today announced the launch of its AI computing services in partnership with GMI Cloud, an international strategic computing partner with priority allocation rights as an NVIDIA NCP (NVIDIA Cloud Partner). The collaboration brings NVIDIA’s most advanced computing infrastructure, including the widely adopted H100, H200, and GB200 GPUs, as well as the next-generation Blackwell GB300 NVL72 superchip, which is expected to be available by mid-year. By integrating high-performance GPU computing resources, dedicated network connectivity, and telecom-grade cyber security protection, Taiwan Mobile has introduced an industry-first bundled computing and dedicated connectivity service model. The solution enables enterprises to deploy AI model training and inference applications without building their own data centers, accelerating AI adoption while ensuring data localization and regulatory compliance, giving enterprises a key competitive advantage in their AI transformation.
Taiwan Mobile Chief Enterprise Business Officer Shing Chu said that as industries transition from generative AI to agentic AI, global demand for computing power is growing exponentially, marking AI development’s transition into an era of “infrastructure competition.” GPUaaS (GPU as a Service) is becoming a key enabler of enterprise AI transformation, providing organizations with flexible access to GPU resources while helping reduce operational costs. With the rapid deployment of enterprise-specific large language models (LLMs), growing demand for digital twins and advanced edge computing, and increasingly stringent requirements for data sovereignty and low latency in highly regulated industries, Taiwan Mobile will focus on four key sectors — government, finance, manufacturing, and healthcare. The company expects AIDC services revenue to achieve significant growth this year, demonstrating strong market momentum.
According to Fortune Business Insights, the global GPU-as-a-Service market is projected to grow from US$7.8 billion in 2026 to US$72.49 billion by 2034, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 32.10%. As AI requirements evolve from foundation model training to scenario-specific fine-tuning and inference applications, Taiwan Mobile offers high-performance Bare Metal rental services to meet enterprises’ advanced computing needs. For organizations seeking fully integrated hardware and software solutions, Taiwan Mobile also offers one-stop deployment services, helping customers seamlessly adopt internationally developed Cluster Engine and Inference Engine, enabling cost-effective AI deployment.
Recognizing that enterprises seeking high-performance AI computing often face compliance risks associated with cross-border data transfers and technical challenges caused by network latency, Taiwan Mobile leverages its core telecommunications advantages to introduce an industry-first bundled computing and dedicated connectivity service. Through dedicated private network connections, enterprises can directly access high-performance AI computing facilities located in Taiwan, ensuring that all computing data remains within locally hosted infrastructure. This approach not only meets the most stringent cyber security and regulatory compliance requirements of highly sensitive sectors such as finance, government, and healthcare, but also significantly reduces latency and improves AI inference performance.
Through enterprise-dedicated network connectivity, massive AI datasets can be securely transmitted over Taiwan Mobile’s low-latency, high-bandwidth fiber backbone directly to its AI computing infrastructure, isolating critical data from cyber security risks associated with the public internet. Supported by a local team available around the clock, Taiwan Mobile provides comprehensive services including network optimization, firewall deployment, and architecture consulting, helping enterprises accelerate their AI transformation.