華碩電腦（ASUS）成立於1989年，是全球知名的台灣跨國科技公司。最初以主機板製造起家，憑藉卓越的研發能力和嚴謹的品質控管，迅速崛起並成為全球最大的主機板製造商之一。隨著科技發展，華碩的產品線已大幅拓展，涵蓋筆記型電腦、桌上型電腦、智慧型手機、顯示器、網路設備、伺服器及各種電腦零組件，為全球用戶提供多元化的數位解決方案。 華碩以其「追尋無與倫比」的品牌精神聞名，致力於將創新科技與精湛設計融入產品，提供消費者最優質的數位體驗。其旗下「ROG玩家共和國」（Republic of Gamers）品牌，更是全球電競領域的領導者，專為專業玩家打造頂級效能的遊戲硬體，深受全球玩家喜愛。華碩產品屢獲國際設計大獎，彰顯其在工業設計與技術創新上的實力。 承襲華碩的精神，本次台北書展將首次以「科技教育漫畫」進入文化內容事業，推出首本作品，「科技教育漫畫」不僅是冰山一角，更是台灣軟實力的「起點」，旨在延續跨界創新動能，讓台灣持續成為全球科技、文化與教育產業的領頭羊，共同預告未來願景，讓世界看見台灣。

ASUS, established in 1989, is a globally renowned Taiwanese multinational technology company. Initially starting as a motherboard manufacturer, ASUS rapidly rose to become one of the world's largest motherboard producers, thanks to its exceptional R&D capabilities and stringent quality control. With technological advancements, ASUS has significantly expanded its product line to include laptops, desktop PCs, smartphones, monitors, networking equipment, servers, and various computer components, offering diverse digital solutions to users worldwide. ASUS is known for its brand spirit of "In Search of Incredible," dedicated to integrating innovative technology and exquisite design into its products to provide consumers with the highest quality digital experience. Its sub-brand, "Republic of Gamers" (ROG), is a global leader in the esports domain, crafting top-tier gaming hardware for professional gamers, and is highly favored by players worldwide. ASUS products have consistently won international design awards, showcasing its strength in industrial design and technological innovation. Inheriting ASUS's spirit, this year's Taipei International Book Exhibition will mark its first foray into the cultural content industry with "Tech Education Comics," launching its inaugural work. These "Tech Education Comics" are not merely the tip of the iceberg but rather the "starting point" of Taiwan's soft power, aiming to perpetuate cross-sector innovation and enable Taiwan to continue leading the global technology, culture, and education industries. Together, we envision a future that allows the world to see Taiwan.