Accelerating Global Expansion: BIG DATA Takes the Stage at the 2026 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit
KEYPO Agent and KEYLM Showcased Together in Japan, Targeting Japanese Enterprises' AI Decision-Making Needs
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.
Tokyo in April, Hong Kong in July, Back to Japan in August
BIG DATA Accelerates Its Overseas Expansion
The 2026 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit brings together more than 40 Taiwanese startup teams — including CyCraft, KDAN, Health2Sync, and Turing Drive — showcasing Taiwan's innovation strength across AI, cybersecurity, software services, smart transportation, and digital health. In addition to participating in the summit's exchanges, BIG DATA will take the stage at the startup pitch session, presenting “KEYPO Agent” and “KEYLM” with a focus on the data and decision-making needs enterprises face amid the wave of generative AI.
2026 has become a pivotal year for BIG DATA's accelerated international expansion. In April, the company was selected as one of the delegation teams under Startup Island TAIWAN, making its first appearance at SusHi Tech Tokyo and opening its Japan market strategy. In July, it made its debut at 2026 LEAP East in Hong Kong, showcasing AI Datatech solutions — including “KEYPO Big Data Public Opinion Analytics Software”, “KEYKYC”, and “DailyView” — to Asian and international markets. In August, the company returns to Tokyo for the 2026 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit, steadily building a long-term local network and increasing exchange and collaboration opportunities with overseas enterprises, startups, and industry ecosystems, while also building momentum for its local Japan team and future IPO plans.
KEYPO Agent and KEYLM Take the Stage in Japan
From Market Insight to Enterprise AI Workflow Applications
According to Gartner's forecast, by the end of 2026, 40% of enterprise applications will have task-oriented AI Agents built in — a sharp jump from less than 5% penetration in 2025 — signaling that enterprise expectations for AI have shifted rapidly from Q&A-style assistant tools toward Agent-based applications capable of executing tasks and supporting decisions. As Japanese enterprises adopt generative AI, they also face challenges such as internal knowledge scattered across departments, documents, and systems, along with information security and data governance concerns — making the ability to build traceable, governable AI applications a critical factor for successful deployment.The two solutions BIG DATA is presenting at the summit — “KEYPO Agent” and “KEYLM” — address enterprises' needs from two angles: external market intelligence and internal organizational knowledge, respectively. “KEYPO Agent” combines the web data, public opinion analysis technology, and Agentic AI capabilities accumulated over years by “KEYPO Big Data Public Opinion Analytics Software”, BIG DATA's AI public opinion analytics software, allowing users to explore and analyze data through natural language. By grounding analysis in real web data, “KEYPO Agent” reduces the information gaps that can arise when generative AI relies solely on model inference, helping enterprises more quickly grasp market trends, brand sentiment, competitive landscape, and consumer perspectives.
“KEYLM”, the private AI platform for enterprise knowledge, starts from a single use case, first mapping out enterprise workflows, then enabling AI to remember, execute, and continuously optimize them, transforming scattered organizational knowledge, individual experience, and working methods into enterprise intelligence assets that can be accumulated and replicated over time, with process-specific AI solutions developed to fit different industries' needs. On the technical side, “KEYLM” is built on BIG10, BIG DATA's Domain-Specific LLM fine-tuned from over 6.5 billion Traditional Chinese tokens accumulated over more than a decade, strengthening its understanding of Taiwan's local context and domain expertise. “KEYLM” can flexibly switch between on-premises, cloud, or hybrid deployment depending on enterprise needs, meeting data residency compliance requirements for government agencies and highly sensitive industries. BIG DATA recently announced that “KEYLM's” intelligent government assistant solution will adopt NVIDIA's integrated hardware-software architecture — incorporating NVIDIA technology from model fine-tuning and Agent governance to compute deployment — to help accelerate the public sector's shift from generative AI that merely answers questions to practical applications that understand knowledge, execute processes, and support decision-making.
Going forward, BIG DATA will continue to deepen its presence in the Japanese market, accelerating the overseas deployment of its AI Datatech solutions through international exhibitions, local partnerships, and enterprise collaborations, bringing Taiwan's accumulated AI and data technology further into international commercial applications.
BIG DATA's KEYLM Intelligent Government Assistant Runs on NVIDIA's Integrated Hardware-Software Architecture
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."
BIG DATA Debuts New KEYPO Features at 2026 LEAP East
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.
BIG DATA Goes Global: KEYPO AI Analytics Debuts at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026
"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.