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Various technology firms are pursuing strategic expansions focused on artificial intelligence and infrastructure. In Brazil, Tecno it has announced plans to increase investments in artificial intelligence, data centers, and smart city technologies by 2027. Following a period of restructuring and governance strengthening, the company has launched a smart city project in Gurupi, Tocantins, which utilizes digital governance and real-time video monitoring for traffic and police operations. The company currently manages over 60 smart cities in Brazil. In Taiwan, TECO Electric has unveiled is executing a roadmap to reach 100 billion TWD in revenue within two to three years. This strategy centers on power energy services, AI infrastructure, and smart power, years, driven by demand for AI data center construction. The To achieve this, the company is transitioning to a service-oriented model called ‘One TECO’ and is engaging with global cloud service providers to discuss regarding modular data center solutions in Southeast Asia, Japan, and North America. Additionally, TECO is also expanding its energy services through energy-saving and renewable energy projects. and energy-saving projects, including partnerships to integrate green finance services. Furthering its pivot toward AI data center (AIDC) thermal management, TECO is transitioning from a traditional equipment manufacturer to a system integrator. At the 2026 International Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Green Technology Exhibition, the company showcased modular cooling solutions, such as the ‘All in One Cooling POD’, designed to reduce construction time and save up to 50% of floor space. To support decarbonization, the company is utilizing low Global Warming Potential refrigerants. Consequently, TECO’s revenue structure is shifting, with commercial and data center-related revenue expected to exceed 60% of its total air conditioning business next year. The company is establishing a supply chain centered in Taiwan with hubs in Malaysia and Thailand to serve global markets.
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