台达「影响50 迎向50」系列活动
50th anniversary global activities kick off

Delta has experienced half a century of refinement, but what did Delta look like 50 years ago? What changes has it undergone? Our 50th Anniversary series of reports in this issue covers related events in China, Thailand, and Taiwan. The "Delta Newsroom" in China launched a touring exhibition to lead guests through the corridors of time; whereas, the "8K VIP Feast" hosted in Thailand presented environmental documentaries with advanced 8K projection, conveying concern for sustainability of the environment. The Delta Foundation launched a "nurturing marine life" initiative on Earth Day devoted to the work of coral restoration, echoing Delta’s ideals of "sustainable conservation & nurturing life" for the 50th anniversary.

Delta’s 50th anniversary touring exhibition joins hands with industry to strive toward sustainable development"Sustainable Conservation & Nurturing Life - Delta 50th anniversary exhibition" grandly commenced at the Tongli Lakeview Hotel in Wujiang, Suzhou, China. With the reporting and narrative perspective of the "Delta Newsroom," it led the public to experience Delta's 50 years of history, with eight onsite theme areas. The content included Delta's development track over the past 50 years and its efforts to protect the natural environment through the years. In addition, the exhibition area also showcased Delta's excellent products and solutions, as well as the achievements of many people who have contributed to Delta's development.

"Sustainable Conservation & Nurturing Life - Delta 50th anniversary exhibition" is officially inaugurated. Official representatives of Wujiang, representatives from Delta's Gratitude 50 and Delta managers jointly launched the exhibition

Secretariat Li Ming of the Wujiang District, who was invited to participate in the opening ceremony, said: "As a world-renowned company, Delta has been an important partner of Wujiang for many years. Delta is accelerating its deployment in Wujiang and has also trained many high-tech talents for the development of Wujiang. For the new ground of external origin of development, our cooperation will continue to be deepened."

When seeing the "Delta Greentech China Low-Carbon Demonstration Residence," Secretary Li Ming of Wujiang District said, “This green building is in Wujiang!”

The exhibition was held in conjunction with the Delta Power Electronics Seminar and received enthusiastic responses from more than 500 teachers and students at the site. The guests visited the exhibition area and listened attentively to the guided tour led by Delta colleagues at the site. They also scrambled to take photos with their mobile phones. The touring exhibition is currently displayed at the Wujiang Plant with enthusiastic participation by colleagues. The exhibition’s subsequent stops include Delta's bases in Wuhu, Beijing, Dongguan, Chenzhou, and the Pudong area of Shanghai, allowing colleagues and partners from many different places to participate in the grand event together.

Chen Boshi, a professor at Shanghai University, was delighted to see that he is listed as one of Delta's 50 influential figures

Delta Electronics Thailand (DET) 8K projection festival celebrates the 50th anniversaryEstablished in Thailand for more than 30 years, DET has developed power and energy-efficient products and also promoted local industries. This year, to celebrate Delta’s 50th anniversary, DET held a special "8K festival for distinguished guests" in Bangkok in April,
inviting local government agencies and partners to share in the celebration. More than 700 distinguished guests participated in the
first and second halves of the event that lasted five consecutive days. They learned about Delta's development and core ideals through
Delta's corridors of history. With an immersive experience created in the VIP cinema, Delta's 25,000 lumens INSIGHT 8K laser projection
perfectly showcased the 8K environmental documentary "Water withLife in Taiwan," which conveys Delta's ideals for sustainable development and environmental protection.

DET invited local partners to participate in the 50th anniversary event at Siam Paragon in Bangkok

Mr. Bruce Cheng, the founder and honorary chairman of Delta, gave a speech from overseas via video: "We are proud of the strong growth of DET and will continue to cooperate with Thailand Coral restoration action responds to "Nurturing Marine Life" to promote smart manufacturing and green cities!"

DET utilized 8K projection and the corridors of time during the series of 50th Anniversary events to help guests understand Delta

Coral restoration action responds to "Nurturing Marine Life"Echoing the Delta Group’s environmental initiative of "nurturing marine life", starting this year, the Delta Electronics Foundation (DEF) joined hands with a professional marine conservation team and a volunteer team devoted to actively restoring coral. Over the next three years, the teams expect to restore 28 coral species and more than 1,000 coral younglings, and train approximately 300 corporate diving volunteers to help build breeding bases. We look forward to bringing more people closer to the marine ecology and helping them understand the importance of climate change and other environmental issues. DEF also commissioned prestigious land artist Lee Kuei-Chih to create an art installation in the coral pool adopted by Delta that incorporates the wonders of the local mountains and seas. The installation is titled "Birth," which symbolizes the harmonious coexistence of mankind and nature, as well as the vitality of the future.

Delta Electronics Foundation joins hands with a professional marine conservation team and a volunteer team devoted to actively restoring coral

Delta's series of events for "Influencing 50, Embracing 50" started with the main theme of "Sustainable Conservation & Nurturing Life" to express gratitude to participating guests and colleagues and share Delta's efforts to cherish energy and nurture the environment. With 50 years of cumulative achievements, Delta is ready to embrace its next 50 years.

Little volunteers learn about coral restoration and planted younglings on the bases with their own hands