1982	Member Convention of the Taipei Computer Association (TCA) approved to hold a computer product show. The show was held in June for 5days, and over 40,000 people came to visit, including Former President Yang.
1984	The show was renamed by Mr. Stan Shih to COMPUTEX TAIPEI TAITRA was invited by TCA as co-organizer.

1985

The computer logo was first adopted. The show was held from July 12 to July 18 with 172 exhibitors occupying 425 booths; 554 overseas buyers came to visit.? Later, decision was made to distinguish between local and international shows, as well as COMPUTEX TAIPEI and IT Month or the March computer show. In December, in the 9th Board of Directors’ meeting, it was approved to continue cooperation with TAITRA.

1986	Exhibition venue moved to the Taipei World Trade Center (TWTC) and general public could now purchase tickets to visit the show.

1987	This year’s show had 471 exhibitors occupying 1,201 booths, doubled that of 1986.

1988	Number of exhibitors grew to 519 with 1,410 booths, and attracted 4,260 international buyers from 20+ countries, 150 reporters, and a total of 120,000 visitors.

1989	With 565 local and international exhibitors and 1,674 booths, COMPUTEX TAIPEI started to experience shortage of exhibition space.

1990	COMPUTEX TAIPEI was divided into International Hall (TWTC) and Domestic Hall (Songshan) with a total of 850 exhibitors, 2,139 booths, 130,000 visitors, and 6,520 foreign buyers.

1991	COMPUTEX TAIPEI became an export only exhibition.

1998	TICC was added as a new venue together with TWTC Hall 1, and many leading companies were invited to join.? The show attracted 16,000 international buyers this year.

1999	100+ booths in TICC 3rd floor were added as part of the show venue; English and Japanese websites (www.computex.com.tw and www.ippc.com.tw) were also used to promote visitor online pre-registration. The show was held from June 1st to 6th, occupying 1,927 booths and attracting 18,002 international visitors.

2000

TWTC Hall 2 and its 300+ booths are now part of the show, together with TWTC Hall 1 and TICC. Motherboard and Add-on Cards product area was established; there were also real-time news coverage and video on the website during COMUTEX TAIPEI.?? Extra international promotion had also been conducted since it was the International Information Year. The show dates were June 5th to 9th, using 2,151 booths and 22,862 foreign buyers came to visit.

2001	For the first time, the Taiwan 1394 Pavilion was formed, and also the show had adopted online exhibitor application process, as well as on-site visitor registration. The show was held on June 5th to 9th, using 2,183 booths, and 23,306 international buyers visited. Japan had the most visitors to COMPUTEX TAIPEI among all international countries for 6 consecutive years.

2002

TWTC Hall 2 and its 100+ booths were added to the COMPUTEX TAIPEI venue. 5 Theme Pavilions were established, including IA, Wireless, 1394, Security and Technology Development Pavilion. PDA download was a newly added function on the English and Japanese websites, and the exhibition halls started to have wireless Internet access. Launched the Best Choice of COMPUTEX TAIPEI product award and the IPO new product procurement award dinner. Organized a delegation of over 100 professionals from China to Taiwan. For the first time, the show was open to local professionals and IPO, who previously had to purchase tickets on the last day of the show to visit .