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2026.09.29
DailyView, Taiwan’s largest data analytics platform, held the ninth DailyView Best Reviewed Online Awards(2026第九屆網路口碑之星) today under the theme “AI for Good.” DailyView is operated by BIG DATA Co., Ltd. Drawing on KEYPO, BIG DATA’s public opinion analytics software, and AI-based semantic analysis, the awards recognized 27 companies across 14 industry categories in three fields: ESG and sustainability, tourism and leisure, and consumer lifestyle. Four individual awards were also presented. Young Liu(劉揚偉), chairman of Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn), won Corporate Leader of the Year for Online Reputation for a second time, following 2024. Bugcat Capoo(貓貓蟲咖波), a popular character IP, won Most Valuable Online Influencer – YouTuber for the first time. Lee Da-Hye(李多慧) retained the Most Valuable Online Influencer – Cheerleader title, and Taiwan Railway Corporation won Social Media Team of the Year for Online Reputation. As AI moves from an enterprise efficiency tool into everyday work and life, the question for brands is shifting from whether they have adopted AI to whether it creates value that benefits more people. Presenting awards at the ceremony were Taipei Deputy Mayor Lee Tai-Hsing(李泰興), Tong Ming-Hui(童明慧), chief secretary of the Administration for Digital Industries, Ministry of Digital Affairs, and Nicole Chan(詹婷怡), chairperson of the Digital Trust Association in Taiwan. DailyView also released its 2026 Annual Trend Observation Report. Online discussion related to “AI for Good” rose 134% year over year, and AI-related discussion totaled more than 12.52 million mentions over the year, making AI the most talked-about topic online. The findings suggest that public attention is moving beyond AI adoption toward trust, usage and shared social benefit. Staney Chin(金志丞), chairman of BIG DATA and co-founder of DailyView, said enterprises are shifting from using AI to working alongside it, and AI is increasingly involved in business judgment and decisions. As AI-generated content becomes easier to produce, the line between real and fake is blurring, which makes authenticity and trust scarcer brand assets. Brands have long tracked buzz, favorability and engagement. The more important question ahead, he said, is how much consumers actually trust a brand. BIG DATA will soon launch “Trust Temperature(信任溫度),” which draws on long-accumulated data and multiple angles of observation to give the market a credible basis for judgment. The aim is to help brands understand not only whether they are seen, but whether they are believed.
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BIG DATA Co., Ltd. (BIG DATA), Taiwan's leading data technology company, has again earned international and domestic recognition for its AI technology and enterprise deployment results. The company announced today that KEYLM, its enterprise knowledge AI agent platform, has won The WITSA Global Award for AI Entrepreneurship at the WITSA Global AI Awards 2026, while AI Insight Partner, its human-AI co-intelligence insight assistant, has received the inaugural Taiwan AI Excellence Award (臺灣 AI 卓越獎) in the “AI Enterprise Transformation Pioneer: Excellence” category. BIG DATA General Manager Mark Wen (温紹郁) and Chief Technology Officer Dr. Sam Meng (孟令三) represented the company at the 2026 Taiwan AI Excellence Award ceremony and the WITSA Global AI Summit gala dinner, where they received the two awards from Minister of Digital Affairs Yi-Jing Lin (林宜敬), WITSA Chairman Dato' Dr. Sean Seah, and Chinese Software Guild Chairman Shen Bo-Yen (沈柏延), respectively. Dr. Sam Meng also demonstrated KEYLM at the WITSA Global AI Award international press conference, showing how the platform addresses real-world pain points in enterprise AI adoption by starting with an organization's internal knowledge. “The next stage of enterprise AI adoption isn't about pursuing more powerful models. It's about how AI can truly understand a company's own data, knowledge, and workflows,” said Mark Wen. “These two awards, spanning on-premise enterprise AI and AI-driven workflow transformation, reflect BIG DATA's ability to turn data, models, and enterprise knowledge into real business value, and to move AI development from research into industry-wide deployment. We will continue deepening the collaboration between AI and enterprise knowledge, data, and human expertise, helping more companies bring AI into their everyday operations and decision-making.”
As Japan shifts from "where to go first" to "where to go next," the travel map for Taiwanese visitors to Japan is changing. BIG DATA Co., Ltd., Taiwan's leading data technology company, today (27th) released its latest report, Japan's Regional Cities Strike Back: How Emerging Travel Favorites Are Capturing Taiwanese Curiosity. Using KEYPO Big Data Intelligence, its public opinion analytics software, to track online buzz related to Taiwanese travel to Japan between January 1, 2023 and May 31, 2026, the report finds that Taiwanese travelers' interest in regional cities outside Japan's three major metropolitan areas continues to grow. In the first five months of 2026, regional cities accounted for 35% of total travel-related buzz, up markedly from 29% in 2023 — while the share held by the three major metropolitan areas has declined year over year from 51%, signaling that Taiwanese travelers' destination choices in Japan are steadily extending outward. Among regional destinations, Fukuoka Prefecture topped the growth chart with an 85.49% year-on-year increase in buzz, driven by newly launched direct flights from Taiwan, the ability to self-drive across Kyushu, and the rise of immersive local experiences. Kumamoto Prefecture and Okinawa Prefecture followed closely with growth of 46.36% and 45% respectively, emerging as the most notable "regional dark horses" on the Japan travel map. Weiwei Chiang, COO of BIG DATA, said that as Taiwanese travelers accumulate more trips to Japan, and as regional direct flight routes and self-drive/charter travel options expand, travel decisions are shifting from checking off popular landmarks to seeking in-depth local experiences. The rise of regional cities reflects more than a reshuffling of popular destination rankings — it marks Taiwanese travelers' formal entry into a "Repeat Visit Era" centered on local exploration, personal interests, and immersive experiences, sending an important signal for tourism operators, airlines, and local governments to reposition their strategies.
Following its first-ever participation in SusHi Tech Tokyo in Japan this past April and its appearance at 2026 LEAP East in Hong Kong in July, BIG DATA Co., Ltd. — Taiwan's leading data technology company — will make its debut appearance at the 2026 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit on August 18-19, the flagship annual international innovation event launched by Startup Island TAIWAN, the national startup brand created by Taiwan's National Development Council (NDC). The summit brings together key Taiwan-Japan representatives including NDC Minister Chun-Hsien Yeh, Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike, and JETRO Director Tomohiro Takashima, making it one of the highest-visibility annual exchange events for Taiwanese startups in Japan. BIG DATA will showcase two AI solutions to Japanese enterprises and industry partners: the newly upgraded “KEYPO Agent” and the “KEYLM — Private AI Platform for Enterprise Knowledge”, demonstrating Taiwan's technical capabilities in AI, data governance, and enterprise decision-making applications, while continuing to pursue local partnership opportunities to deepen its presence in the Japanese market. WeiWei Chiang, COO and Spokesperson of BIG DATA, said Japan is one of the company's key markets for overseas expansion. From participating in international exhibitions and engaging local enterprises to seeking technical and business collaboration opportunities, BIG DATA hopes that sustained, long-term market engagement will help it better understand the actual needs of Japanese enterprises and bring Taiwan's mature data and AI application experience into the Japanese market.
BIG DATA Co., Ltd., a leading data technology company in Taiwan, today announced the launch of KEYLM, an intelligent government assistant solution purpose-built for government decision support and legislative briefing. KEYLM brings together BIG10 (the company's proprietary domain language model trained on over 6.5 billion Traditional Chinese tokens accumulated over more than a decade) with an AI Agent platform, powered by NVIDIA DGX Spark as its on-premises compute foundation. By incorporating NVIDIA NeMo Framework and NVIDIA NeMo Agent Toolkit to strengthen model fine-tuning and Agent governance, KEYLM delivers a full-stack, single-device on-premises deployment that keeps responses traceable, processes auditable, and performance elevated. "Sovereign AI demand is accelerating globally, and public sector agencies are under growing pressure to keep data on-premises while meeting increasingly strict security and compliance requirements," said Weiwei Chiang(蔣志薇), COO and Spokesperson of BIG DATA. "KEYLM runs on NVIDIA's integrated hardware-software architecture, and at the same time fills a longstanding gap: Traditional Chinese has historically been underrepresented in international AI training data. We built KEYLM to give government agencies an AI model that genuinely understands Taiwan's linguistic and institutional context, and solves three real operational problems: fragmented institutional knowledge, slow and inconsistent manual synthesis, and the inability to move sensitive data to the cloud."
The era of generative AI is rapidly transforming how users worldwide search for and access information, as well as how enterprises make decisions. Brand management is also evolving from traditional social media monitoring to a new stage that simultaneously encompasses "AI Listening." Taiwan-based AI data technology company BIG DATA Co., Ltd. is participating in the Asian tech event 2026 LEAP East for the first time, showcasing the brand-new AI Listening feature of AI Public Opinion Analytics Software, KEYPO, which helps enterprises comprehensively grasp their brand influence across both AI and social ecosystems. The company is also presenting its corporate due diligence platform KEYKYC, along with the content analysis platforms DailyView and Hong Kong DailyView, offering a complete one-stop AI data solution spanning brand intelligence, corporate trust, risk management, and industry analysis. WeiWei Chiang, Chief Operating Officer of BIG DATA Co., Ltd., stated that AI is redefining how enterprises obtain market intelligence and understand consumers. Through KEYPO, the company helps enterprises build more comprehensive brand insight capabilities in the AI era. This year, BIG DATA has continued to accelerate its overseas expansion, having been selected in April as one of the exhibiting teams under Startup Island TAIWAN to participate in SusHi Tech Tokyo, and is now advancing into Hong Kong. The company hopes that through 2026 LEAP East, it can establish partnerships with Asian enterprises, continue expanding into overseas markets, and build further momentum toward its planned IPO.
"SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026," Asia's largest innovative technology event, recently opened at Tokyo Big Sight. The national startup brand Startup Island TAIWAN, along with partners Startup Terrace, InnoSquare, HAOSHi, IAPS, and CDIB, formed the Taiwan Pavilion, leading 27 Taiwanese startup teams to showcase Taiwan's innovation energy. On the first day of the exhibition, Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike and Minister of Environment Chi-ming Peng visited the pavilion. Data technology leader BIG DATA Co., Ltd. was selected to participate for the first time, demonstrating the Japanese version of its AI sentiment analysis software, "KEYPO Big Data Public Opinion Analytics Software," officially announcing that Taiwan's data technology has stepped onto the international stage and demonstrating the strength of Taiwan-Japan data linkage. "KEYPO Big Data Public Opinion Analytics Software" was built upon the company's more than ten years of experience in data analysis and AI applications, long serving enterprises, the public sector, and academic research units to help understand public opinion structures, grasp risk trends, and support key decision-making judgments. By extending the data technical capabilities accumulated from serving over 1,000 iconic corporate clients across various fields in the Taiwan market, the company is now expanding into Japan, a highly mature and demanding market.At the same time, BIG DATA Co., Ltd. was invited to attend "Cross-border Open Innovation Day — Corporates X Startups," co-hosted by Meet Global and CDIB Capital Group. Ken Chen, General Manager of the Japan region, represented the company in an in-depth dialogue with Kosuke Yusa, Director of the Investment Department at DG INCUBATION, a venture capital firm under Japan's Digital Garage Group, regarding cross-border cooperation in Taiwan-Japan data technology, marking a key milestone for its Japanese market strategy. Staney Chin, CEO of BIG DATA Co., Ltd., stated that standing on the international stage of SusHi Tech Tokyo aims to let the world see that Taiwan is not only a synonym for hardware manufacturing but also possesses world-class AI sentiment analysis capabilities. In the future, the company will deeply cultivate Japanese local data construction and product function optimization, responding to market demands with actual technical delivery, and while advancing international business, continue to add momentum to the company's IPO process.
AI EXPO Taiwan 2026, one of Asia’s leading AI industry showcases, opened today at the Taipei Expo Dome in Yuanshan Flora Expo Park for a three-day run (March 25–27). Making its debut at the event, BIG DATA Co., Ltd., Taiwan’s leading data technology company, took the X Stage to unveil its latest brand anti-counterfeiting solution, presented by Chief Technology Officer Sam Meng(孟令三). Meanwhile, DIGITIMES joined forces with DailyView — BIG DATA’s flagship data intelligence platform — and IC Radio to launch the first-ever Creator Impact Awards, naming PanSci(泛科學) Creator of the Year. BIG DATA Chief Operating Officer and spokesperson Weiwei Chiang(蔣志薇) presented the Instagram Creator of the Year award to Selina (S的AI研究所) and the Instagram Excellence Award to Nuva Lin(林上哲). At its booth, BIG DATA drew strong visitor engagement with an interactive “AI Readiness Check” game that introduced attendees to its new AI Workshop solutions and its full-stack intelligent data value chain services.
As digital transformation accelerates across Asia, companies face increasingly complex information sources and public discourse, raising the stakes for brand trust, risk management and sound decision-making. With Japan’s high bar for information quality and decision precision squarely in view, BIG DATA Co., Ltd. today launched the Japan edition of KEYPO, its AI-powered public sentiment analysis platform. Built with a fully localized UI, database and analytics tailored to the Japan market, plus a dedicated “Custom Channel Monitoring” feature, the launch marks a new phase in the company’s international expansion. BIG DATA CEO Staney Chin(金志丞) said KEYPO draws on more than a decade of data analytics and AI experience serving businesses, government agencies and academic institutions, helping them understand public discourse, track emerging risks and support critical decisions. By extending the data capabilities it has built serving more than 1,000 leading enterprise clients across industries in Taiwan into Japan, a mature and exacting market, KEYPO aims to become a trusted decision-support partner for companies across Asia, while building momentum toward the company’s planned public listing.
DailyView, Taiwan’s largest online data analytics platform and a flagship service of data intelligence leader BIG DATA Co., Ltd., today unveiled its “2025 Most Popular Brand Awards(網路人氣標章)” annual list. Drawn from a pool of more than 3,000 brands spanning five major categories, food and dining, beverages, travel and leisure, lodging, and digital finance, the list recognizes brands that sustained strong online attention and positive word of mouth across all four quarters of the year. Only one Michelin-starred restaurant made the cut this year: Le Palais(頤宮), an eight-time three-star honoree in the Michelin Guide Taipei, which earned strong recognition from online communities. Also named to the list were Haidilao Hot Pot(海底撈) and Xiao Mengniu Top Spicy Health Pot(小蒙牛頂級麻辣養生鍋), both of which crossed the “hot pot chain” and “Chinese cuisine chain” categories, along with Château de Jourdeness(佐登妮絲城堡), which took home both a DailyView Best Reviewed Awards(網路口碑之星) and a spot on the “Most Popular Brand” annual list. BIG DATA COO Weiwei Chiang(蔣志薇) said the “Most Popular Brand” annual list differs from one-off viral moments or promotional buzz. To make the list, a brand must rank in the top ten for online buzz for four consecutive quarters, balancing both discussion volume and sentiment, a bar that reflects genuine long-term brand performance, market trust and overall business strength.
The "100 MVP Managers 2025" selection, hosted by Manager Today magazine, has entered its 18th edition, with the awards ceremony recently held at the Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei. Amidst global upheaval, rising geopolitical risks, and rapidly advancing technology, worldwide enterprises face unprecedented challenges and transitions. This year's selection focused on outstanding managers who have excelled in navigating change and creating value for their organizations, honoring 100 leaders from various industries.
BIG DATA Co., Ltd.’s commitment to promoting sustainable cross-sector collaboration has been recognized! The first "ESG for Culture Impact Awards," hosted by the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA), held its ceremony on the 21st. BIG DATA Co., Ltd.'s platform, DailyView, won the "Multi-Collaboration Award" for its series of reports, "Looking Back at the Vanishing Cultural Coordinates Under the Wave of Technology." Weiwei Chiang, COO of BIG DATA, who accepted the award, stated that BIG DATA Co., Ltd. is long dedicated to data insight, content reporting, and issue curating. This award showcases BIG DATA's strength and corporate responsibility in cultural communication, cross-sector collaboration, and promoting sustainability.
BIG DATA Co., Ltd., through its Taiwan’s largest data analysis platform, DailyView, hosted "Dailyview Best Reviewed Online Awards 2025" awards ceremony yesterday (21st). Under the theme "AI Leading, Trust First," the event aimed to recognize exemplary brands that prioritize "trust" as the core of sustainable corporate development amidst the surging wave of AI innovation. Out of over a thousand corporate brands, 32 outstanding enterprises and individuals were ultimately selected. These winners demonstrated positive influence and set a high standard by utilizing trust to cultivate a reputable digital word-of-mouth environment.In the individual award categories, STARLUX Airlines Chairman Kuo-wei Chang was honored with the "Annual Most Internet Highly-Acclaimed Influential Corporate Leader" award. Astrologer/YouTuber Jesse Tang and South Korean cheerleader Dahye Lee secured the "Annual Most Internet Leader Value YouTuber" and "Annual Most Internet Leader Value Cheerleader" awards, respectively. This year also saw the introduction of the "Annual Most Internet Highly-Acclaimed Influential Social Media Editor" award, which was claimed by FamilyMart.
The wave of artificial intelligence is changing the rules across many industries and rapidly altering the nature and complexity of financial crime. Celebrating its tenth anniversary, data technology leader BIG DATA Co., Ltd. today (October 8th) announced a strategic collaboration and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Deloitte Taiwan, the nation's largest accounting firm. The partnership aims to jointly promote data-driven technology-based fraud prevention services, assisting domestic enterprises in actively analyzing complex financial crime activities and utilizing AI to enhance fraud detection effectiveness. This collaboration will enable companies to boost fraud detection efficiency and help protect clients' valuable assets.
The "pet economy" continues to heat up. Data technology leader BIG DATA Co., Ltd. today (August 29th) released its latest "Turning Food into Gold: 2025 Pet Food Hot Spots" Insight Report. Through its public opinion analysis software, KEYPO, the report observed the period from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2025, finding that despite fierce market competition, the overall key buzz volume continues to grow year over year. Notably, the buzz surrounding "functional canned food" grew by nearly 59% over four years. Pet owners' selection logic has evolved from "just feeding the pet" to prioritizing "effective and safe eating." Furthermore, in 2025, the buzz volume for dog food brands' direct-to-consumer (D2C) channels increased by 195% annually, surpassing Shopee to become the leading online channel, accounting for 43.4%. BIG DATA Co., Ltd. points out that pet owners' consumption behavior is shifting from price sensitivity to focusing on product ingredients, usage scenarios, and authentic recommendations, with a high concentration on brand private domain marketing and personalized interaction. Recently, BIG DATA Co., Ltd. once again partnered with AI-leading marketing technology company adGeek to jointly host the seminar "Reap the Pet Profits! Full-Process Strategy for AI Data-Driven Customer Acquisition to Conversion." Chen Chao-Hsiung, Director of Data Solutions at BIG DATA Co., Ltd., and Liu Chia-Chih, Associate Deputy Director of Customer Success at adGeek, provided in-depth analysis from the perspectives of data insight, media planning, and practical experience, dissecting how brands can utilize AI Agent technology to grasp pet owners' purchasing intentions and behavioral profiles, achieving precise marketing that "addresses the right pain points and caters to individual preferences."
As the housing market continues to cool down, how can construction companies break through and flip public decision-making on home purchases? Data technology leader BIG DATA Co., Ltd. today (July 30th) released its latest Insight Report, "The Cold Homebuying Market and Heating Buzz: Three New Mindsets Every Construction Company Should Know." Through its public opinion analysis software, KEYPO, the report observed the period from January 1, 2022, to May 31, 2025, finding that despite the competitive pressure of a "massive supply surge," key consumer buzz volume continues to grow. While "rent vs. buy" buzz soared 89.3% over three years, it reversed in 2025 to favor "buying is more cost-effective," reflecting a rapid shift in consumer perception. Furthermore, the buzz surrounding "home purchase includes furnishings/appliances" has seen over 50% growth for two consecutive years. Large construction companies are also capitalizing on the AI wave by integrating technology from construction to showroom viewing to highlight brand technical strength—all visible highlights of the latest trends. BIG DATA Co., Ltd. indicates that the consumer home-buying journey is shifting from "comparing price and location" to pursuing a complete feeling of "high trust, genuine experience, and shareability." In 2025, Threads for the first time surpassed Facebook to become the hottest social media platform for construction company evaluations. Discussions on technological applications like AI showroom viewing and architectural records are also consistently heating up. Housing market competition has evolved from a "price war" to a "trust war" and "experience war." Only by leveraging data insight to address demand and crafting a home-buying experience that is genuinely felt and enjoyable to share on social media can a real estate brand achieve a critical breakthrough.