DFI, the world’s leading brand in embedded motherboards and industrial computers, held an online investor conference on August 15 to announce our consolidated financial statements for the second quarter and first half of 2022. The consolidated revenue in the first half of the year reached €255.21million.

Stemming from its mission to protect the Earth and achieve sustainable corporate management DFI has conducted carbon inventories for three consecutive years.

DFI is releasing the new ADS Series of embedded computing solutions powered by the 12th Gen Intel^® Core SoC processors.

Listed by Financial Times as Top 500 Asia-Pacific High-Growth Companies for the First Time.

Promising Quarterly Growth in Operational Performance.

The US-China trade war, coupled with the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic around the world, has triggered a series of technological and financial wrestling, and to restart the growth momentum of enterprises at this moment has become an arduous challenge. CommonWealth Magazine uses 2020 revenue in the range of 100 million to 10 billion and three consecutive years of profit growth as the screening criteria. Industrial computer leader, DFI, has a revenue of NT$8.35 billion (equivalent to 300 million U.S. dollars), an annual increase of 18.8%. Due to these good results, DFI has been ranked amongst the Fast 100 in CommonWealth Magazine for two consecutive years.

Industrial computers have always been an industry in which Taiwanese manufacturers enjoy an advantage; with a total annual revenue of nearly 8 billion U.S. dollars

In the past forty years, technology has greatly changed the way we live and do business. Especially in the latter half of that period, the Internet and the Internet of Smart Things have completely changed the appearance of global industries

As Industrial IoT demands rise in recent decades, the number of connected IoT devices drastically grow.