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Arthur Wu
Arthur Wu (吴传福, Wu Chuan-fu) is a Taiwanese engineer who founded Proxene Tools in Taichung in 1984, building it into Asia's largest maker of industrial adjustable wrenches.
Bancha Ongkosit
Bancha Ongkosit (บัญชา องค์โฆษิต), born 1951, is a Thai businessman, a former advertising executive who founded KCE Electronics in 1982, a Bangkok maker of printed circuit boards for cars.
Barry Lam
Barry Lam (林百里, born 1949 in Shanghai) is a Taiwanese electronics entrepreneur who founded Quanta Computer in 1988, the world's largest notebook contract manufacturer, and earlier built Kinpo Electronics.
Besta
Besta, formally Inventec Besta Co., Ltd., is a Taipei-based education-electronics company founded in 1989 under the Inventec Group, best known for its BESTA electronic dictionaries.
Bonnie Tu
Bonnie Tu (杜绣珍, Tu Hsiu-chen) is a Taiwanese bicycle-industry executive who chaired Giant Group, the world's largest bicycle brand, from 2017 to 2024 and founded the women's cycling brand Liv.
Bruce Cheng
Bruce Cheng (郑崇华), born in 1936, is the Taiwanese engineer who founded Delta Electronics in 1971 and built it into the world's largest maker of switching power supplies.
C.C. Leung (Quanta Computer)
C.C. Leung, also known as Chee-Chun Leung (梁次震), is a Taiwanese executive who co-founded Quanta Computer with Barry Lam in 1988 and serves as its vice chairman and president.
Carolyn Yeh
Carolyn Yeh (叶紫华, Yeh Tzu-hua) is a Taiwanese businesswoman who co-founded Multitech in 1976, the company that became Acer, and ran its finance and internal operations through its early years.
Chang Hung-ben
Richard Chang Hung-ben (张洪本) is a Taiwanese executive who co-founded ASE in 1984 and is vice chairman and president of ASE Technology Holding, the world's largest chip packaging and testing company.
Chau-Ing Hsu
Chau-Ing Hsu (Hsu Chao-ying) is a Taiwanese electronics entrepreneur who founded Kinpo Electronics in 1973 and established Compal Electronics, a major notebook maker, in 1984.
Chen Chun-hsiung
Chen Chun-hsiung (陳俊雄) is a Taiwanese entrepreneur who founded Joy Industrial Group in 1971 in Taichung, whose Joytech and Novatec brands supply major bicycle makers worldwide.
Chen Jui-tsung
Chen Jui-tsung (陈瑞聪), known in English-language coverage as Ray Chen, is a Taiwanese executive who became chairman of Compal Electronics in 2024 after leading its recovery from a 1987 plant fire.
Chen Sung-chun
Chen Sung-chun (陈松君) is the general manager of Joytech, a Taichung-based Taiwanese maker of bicycle hubs and wheelsets sold under the Novatec brand, since 2022.
Chen Yung-tai
Chen Yongtai (陈永泰) is a Taiwanese businessman who founded Aurora Corporation in Taipei in 1965, building the Aurora Group into an office automation and furniture company.
Cher Wang
Cher Wang, also known as Wang Hsueh-hung (王雪红), is a Taiwanese entrepreneur who co-founded HTC in 1997 and chairs VIA Technologies, the chipset developer she co-founded in 1987.
Ching-Chu Chang
Ching-Chu Chang (章青驹) was a Taiwanese semiconductor engineer and executive, an ITRI seed engineer sent to RCA in 1976 who later led Winbond and chaired Vanguard from 2009 until his death in 2015.
Compal Electronics
Compal Electronics (仁宝电脑) is a Taiwanese original design manufacturer of notebooks, tablets, and servers, founded in Taoyuan in 1984 and now expanding into AI server factories.
D-Link
D-Link (友讯科技) is a Taiwanese networking equipment maker headquartered in Taipei. Founded in 1986 as Datex Systems, it sells routers, switches, wireless LAN equipment, and IP cameras in 43 countries.
Daniel Hager
Daniel Hager is a German family-business executive who led the Hager Group, an electrical installation technology maker in Blieskastel, as CEO from 2008 to 2023, and has chaired its supervisory board since 2023.
Delta Electronics
Delta Electronics (台达电子) is a Taiwanese electronics company founded in 1971, making power supplies, liquid cooling, and automation, and is a leading AI data center supplier.
Ding-Hua Hu
Ding-Hua Hu (胡定华, also romanized Hu Ting-hua; 1943–2019) was a Taiwanese electrical engineer who, as founding director of ITRI's ERSO in Hsinchu, led the 1976 RCA technology transfer that seeded Taiwan's IC industry.
Ding-Yuan Yang
Ding-Yuan Yang (楊丁元) is a Taiwanese electrical engineer and semiconductor executive who led ITRI's 1976 RCA integrated-circuit training group and founded Winbond Electronics in 1987, serving as its president until 1999.
Doris Hsu
Doris Hsu (徐秀兰, also Hsu Hsiu-lan) is a Taiwanese executive who has chaired GlobalWafers since 2011 and won the EY World Entrepreneur Of The Year award in 2023.
Emily Hong
Emily Hong (洪丽寗) is a Taiwanese executive who founded Wiwynn, a server and data-center infrastructure maker spun off from Wistron in 2012, and now chairs it.
Frank Huang
Frank Huang (黄崇仁) was a Taiwanese semiconductor entrepreneur who founded DRAM maker Powerchip Semiconductor in 1994 and rebuilt it as the foundry PSMC, which he chaired until his death in 2026.
Global Unichip Corporation
Global Unichip Corporation (创意电子, GUC) is a Taiwanese ASIC design services company founded in 1998 in Hsinchu, Taiwan, and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange since 2006.
Gogolook
Gogolook (走著瞧股份有限公司) is a Taipei-based anti-fraud software company founded in 2012, best known for the Whoscall caller-ID app, which has passed 100 million downloads and holds leading anti-fraud market share in Taiwan, Thailand, and Japan.
Gold Circuit Electronics
Gold Circuit Electronics (金像电) is a Taiwanese printed circuit board maker founded by Yang Chang-Chih in Taoyuan in 1981, now among Taiwan's largest on AI server board orders, with record 2025 revenue of about NT$60 billion.
Ho Chi-Wu
Ho Chi-Wu (何继武), also known as Billy Ho, is a Taiwanese technology executive serving as president and spokesman of MiTAC Holdings, which he joined in 1985.
Hon. Precision, Inc.
Hon. Precision, Inc. (鸿劲精密) is a Taiwanese manufacturer of semiconductor IC test handlers and thermal-control equipment, headquartered in Taichung and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange as 7769.