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DTS Sees 90% Profit Surge in September Driven by AI Computing Demand

Technology Services · Information Technology Services · economic_daily · 2026-11-02

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DTS reported a 90.8% year-on-year profit increase for September, reaching NT$47 million, as strong demand for AI infrastructure fuels double-digit revenue growth.

What Happened

Financial Performance: DTS announced its unaudited financial results for September, reporting a net profit attributable to the parent company of NT$47 million, representing a 90.8% year-on-year increase. This follows a strong second quarter, where the company recorded an 87.7% year-on-year profit growth, highlighting a significant upward trend in profitability.

AI Infrastructure Strategy: General Manager Liu Ying-hsiu noted that the company's strategic pivot toward AI computing, initiated last year, is now yielding tangible results. By securing major enterprise projects both domestically and internationally, DTS expects to achieve double-digit revenue growth this year, with further acceleration anticipated in the coming year.

Market Demand Trends: The demand for AI computing is currently broadening from the high-tech sector to include financial institutions and small-to-medium enterprises. As businesses across various industries prioritize competitiveness, they are increasingly investing in the infrastructure and services provided by DTS.

Future Outlook: Management remains optimistic about the company's trajectory, citing the maturation of AI applications as a key driver for long-term growth. With enterprise investment in computing power expected to rise, DTS is well-positioned to outperform its current growth figures in the next fiscal year.

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