MOF data show ICT exports nearly doubled as AI server and computer demand surged.
This statistic captures the export-side jump from older PC cycles to AI infrastructure hardware. ICT and audio-video products became Taiwan’s largest export category in 2025. The combined ICT and electronic-parts total shows how concentrated Taiwan’s export boom became around AI hardware and chips.
Source 1: Annual External Trade Report in 2025
Publisher: Ministry of Finance, R.O.C. (Taiwan)
Dataset/table: Exports of Leading Export Commodities, 2025
Units: US$ billion; percent
Date checked: 2026-05-07
Status: source-labelled
Note: MOF reports 2025 ICT exports of US$251.2bn, up US$118.7bn or 89.5%, and combined ICT plus electronic-parts exports of US$474.0bn.
MOF category names include information, communication and audio-video products. Computer-units values are derived approximations from MOF’s increase and growth wording.
MOF reports 2025 ICT exports of US$251.2bn, up US$118.7bn or 89.5%, and combined ICT plus electronic-parts exports of US$474.0bn.
Values use MOF 2025 annual export data in U.S. dollars. The 2024 values are calculated by subtracting MOF-reported year-on-year increases from 2025 export values. The computer-units estimate is derived from the MOF-reported US$98.9bn increase and roughly 1.2-times growth.
Taiwan Server-Export Destination Proxy, 2025
Ministry of Finance export markets show the U.S., China/HK and ASEAN at 76.1% of exports.
Taiwan AI Hardware Exports Versus Hon Hai Revenue, 2025
Information and communications technology exports rose 89.5%; Hon Hai AI servers topped NT$1T.
Taiwan server exports versus notebook exports
Server systems were 25.9% of cited U.S.-bound exposure; notebooks were 1.2%.