The Japanese company is expanding its infrastructure in the heart of Taipei to accelerate the development and delivery of advanced thermal solutions for the smart server sector.
Nidec Corporation (TSE: 6594; OTC US: NJDCY), a global leader in electric motor solutions and cooling technologies, has announced the relocation and expansion of its office in Taiwan. The new headquarters, located just five minutes’ walk from Taipei Main Station, aims to strengthen its sales system and the development of thermal solutions at a time of strong growth in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) server market.
A strategic bet on speed and customer proximity
In response to the rapid product development in Taiwan, a hub for major ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) producers, Nidec is coming forward with a multifunctional space that integrates:
- A development and demonstration area to reduce sample delivery times.
- Assembly and evaluation equipment that allows for prototyping and real-time solution testing.
- An experimental laboratory equipped to validate products in the presence of clients.
Focused on high-performance thermal solutions
The new center features an exhibition area where customers can interact directly with Nidec’s latest thermal solutions, such as cooled direct liquid cooling (CDU) systems and other products designed to meet the stringent requirements of data centers and AI servers.
Additionally, a modern meeting and visiting area has been established to facilitate business negotiations and foster technical collaboration in a comfortable and professional environment.
Address of the new headquarters:
Name: Huang Hsiang Taipei Plaza, 10th floor
Address: No.2, Section 1, Chengde Road, Datong District, Taipei, 103022, Taiwan
This new space has also been featured on the economic outreach program “All for KYOTO TV,” hosted by former KBS presenter, Koichi Takeuchi.
Consolidating leadership in cooling for AI
With this step, Nidec not only reinforces its commitment to technological development in the high-performance computing sector, but also consolidates its position as a key provider of thermal solutions in the growing global AI infrastructure.
The expansion in Taiwan responds to the increasing demand for more efficient cooling solutions for AI servers, a booming sector that requires ever-greater computing power and advanced thermal management.
Source: Nidec