Taipei-based Sahasra, one of the largest Indian electronics manufacturers, has just finished a successful stint at the 2026 COMPUTEX trade show, rubbing shoulders with over 1,500 international exhibitors.
Sahasra’s Electronics on Display
The company showcased its latest range of high-end electronics at the show, which attracted a record number of visitors and buyers from around the world. Sahasra has been making a name for itself in the global electronics market with its innovative products, including smart home devices and cutting-edge smartphones. The company’s presence at COMPUTEX 2026 was seen as a significant step in expanding its footprint in the international market.
Zoho Enters the fray
Another Indian company that made a notable appearance at the event was software firm Zoho. Zoho, known for its popular productivity and business management tools, was present at the show to promote its services to a global audience. The company’s CEO, TSR Ravindran, was among the key speakers at the event, discussing the future of software technology and its impact on businesses.
What this means: For Indian tech companies, participating in international events like COMPUTEX is a strategic move to tap into the global market and establish partnerships with other tech leaders. This can lead to new business opportunities, increased brand visibility, and access to cutting-edge technologies.
More Indian Representation at COMPUTEX
Despite the strong presence of Indian companies at COMPUTEX 2026, the event also witnessed significant participation from Indian buyers. This indicates that Indian businesses are eager to explore partnerships and collaborations with international tech firms, and the event provides a unique platform for them to do so. As the global tech landscape continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Indian companies leverage these opportunities to drive growth and innovation.
COMPUTEX 2026 set a new record with 6,000 booths from 1,500 exhibitors representing 33 countries. The event is a testament to the growing importance of Taiwan as a tech hub, and its status as one of the most premier technology trade shows in Asia.
