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Acer Inc. disclosed its consolidated revenues for May 2026 at NT$26.17 billion, marking a 36.5% increase compared to May 2025. This figure represents the highest monthly revenue in 13 years. For the period from January to May, consolidated revenues totaled NT$129.91 billion, up 31.0% year-on-year. Both metrics set new records, reflecting sustained growth across the company’s operations.

The company highlighted that revenues from non-PC and non-display businesses contributed 33.1% of total May revenues and 33.5% for the year-to-May period. Public subsidiaries reported strong May performances, driven by rising demand in AI application scenarios. Acer ITS Inc., an incubated business, saw revenue growth of 14.7% in May and 84.1% for the year-to-May period, indicating expanding operations.

During Computex Taipei, held from June 2 to June 5, Acer presented its latest AI-powered personal computers, gaming devices, visual solutions including smart glasses, tablets, commercial desktops, workstations, and enterprise AI solutions. The showcase underscored the company’s focus on integrating AI across multiple product lines.

Acer also used a dedicated commercial room at Computex to demonstrate the progress of its subsidiaries in sectors such as smart medical, industrial computing, smart payment, and edge AI. These efforts reflect Acer’s strategy to diversify revenue streams and build a more balanced business model.