BIG DATA Goes Global: KEYPO AI Analytics Debuts at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026
Empowering Taiwan-Japan Data Synergy: KEYPO Showcases AI
Sentiment Analysis and Precision Insights in Strategic Dialogue with Top Japanese VCs.
"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.
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