July 7 marked Japan’s Tanabata Festival, symbolizing reunion and the fulfillment of wishes. On this meaningful day, Delta Japan held the inauguration ceremony for its new headquarters building and showroom. I was honored to be invited to attend the event in person and join the Sustainable Partnership Day held on the same day, sharing Delta’s global brand positioning and coral restoration achievements in Taiwan and Singapore. The event sparked lively discussions and enthusiastic exchanges. This year’s SEA Partner Event brought over 100 partners from seven Southeast Asian countries to Taiwan, where they visited Chungli Plant 5. In addition to learning Delta’s latest technologies, partners also toured the production line and control center, witnessing the integrated application of Delta’s innovations. This issue of Brand News Bi-Monthly features more stories that not only showcase the achievements Delta and its partners have created together but also highlight the ongoing efforts in internal organizational innovation.

Driven by the AI Committee, Delta has taken the lead in the industry by independently developing and officially launching the internal AI service platform, Delta AI Service, to help employees use intelligent tools more efficiently and enhance productivity. The Delta Management System (DMS) also played a key role in this journey. This issue's "Delta Insights" features an exclusive interview with Mr. Patrick Huang, Head of DMS, who shared how he started with the goal of building a knowledge platform and led his team in cross-departmental collaboration to make knowledge truly visible and applied. For the first time, we also adopted the Delta AI Assistant to support the writing process—from drafting the interview outline to preparing the initial draft—demonstrating AI’s practical potential in internal knowledge management and content production.

Launched in 2021, Delta’s coral restoration program is set to reach its goal of restoring 10,000 coral fragments this summer. This ongoing conservation and restoration effort continues to gain international attention. In June, world-renowned ecologist Dr. Jane Goodall visited the Chaojing Coral Conservation Center, jointly established by Delta and the Museum of Marine Science and Technology in Taiwan. Alongside Delta’s founder, Mr. Bruce Cheng, she planted her first batch of corals in Taiwan. I was truly moved by her belief when she said that all ecosystems are intricately connected, from land to sea, from corals to humanity. Looking ahead, Delta will collaborate with the Jane Goodall Institute to promote coral restoration education. This issue’s "Delta Green Life" invites you to revisit this heartfelt encounter.

Committed to advancing sustainability through technology, Delta has long been dedicated to the green building sector and has once again delivered good news this year. Taipei Headquarters - Ruey Kuang Building II earned net-zero certification under Taiwan’s Building Energy Efficiency Labeling program, while the Shanghai Operations Center and R&D Building received the LEED Zero Energy certification from USGBC. This issue’s "Sustainability" takes you behind the scenes to explore practical details of these accomplishments — from energy management systems and smart lighting to building design — reflecting Delta’s commitment to achieving sustainability through technology. Don’t miss out!

Brand and Communications Division