Gorilla Technology Group Inc., a global solution provider in AI-driven Security Intelligence, Network Intelligence, Business Intelligence and IoT technology, today announced it has secured three new project wins in Taiwan between December 30, 2025 and January 5, 2026.
The awards extend Gorilla’s active deployments across public safety, critical infrastructure and environmental protection.
These agreements will provide a meaningful contribution to revenue, but contract values will not be disclosed at this time. The company expects revenue from these project awards to be recognised during 2026, subject to delivery milestones and customer acceptance. Jackie Wang, General Manager Asia, commented, “These agreements validate Gorilla’s long-term investment in Taiwan and mark a clear step forward in building durable, strategic partnerships. Gorilla is emerging as the sovereign AI backbone for both established and high-growth markets globally.
“In Taiwan, our platform is securing mission-critical investigative environments, enhancing port throughput through predictive AI, and deploying real-time video intelligence to protect natural assets.
“This is production-grade intelligence delivering measurable, accountable outcomes. Taiwan will remain a core growth market for Gorilla across both public and private sectors in 2026.”
The first project was awarded by the Taiwan National Criminal Investigations Agency to strengthen lawful interception capability and harden cybersecurity controls for sensitive investigative operations.
Gorilla will reinforce the operational environment that supports authorised interception workflows by strengthening system security, logging, audit readiness, and threat monitoring. The work includes tighter access controls, improved integrity controls for sensitive data, and expanded cybersecurity observability, so the agency can operate with greater resilience and stronger evidentiary discipline.
The second project was awarded by a Taiwan international port operator at its flagship southern Taiwan port to enhance AI-based vehicle flow prediction and guidance, aimed at reducing congestion, waiting times, and pollution within the port area. Gorilla will enhance its AI-driven prediction and management platform to anticipate bottlenecks earlier and orchestrate traffic flow across the port ecosystem.
The solution combines real-time telemetry queue forecasting and rule-based operational logic, presented through operational dashboards, along with a mobile application that delivers timely location-based guidance to relevant stakeholders. The objective is to reduce idle time to improve throughput and lower emissions caused by stop-start congestion.
The third project was awarded by a Taiwan National Special Police unit focused on forest protection to upgrade video analytics and intelligence workflows to detect illegal logging and enable proactive intervention.
Gorilla will strengthen an existing image recognition and intelligence analysis platform by improving detection, accuracy, speed and actionable alerting. Enhancements focus on recognising patterns linked to illegal logging and unauthorised activity, then surfacing prioritised alerts with supporting context for field response and investigation. The goal is for earlier detection, faster response and stronger operational prevention of forest crime.
Headquartered in London, UK, Gorilla is a global solution provider in data centres, security intelligence, network intelligence, business intelligence and IoT technology, providing a wide range of solutions, including smart city, network, video, security convergence, and IoT, across select verticals of government and public services, manufacturing, telecom, retail, transportation and logistics, healthcare, and education, using AI and deep learning technologies.
Its expertise lies in revolutionising urban operations, bolstering security, and enhancing resilience, delivering pioneering products that harness the power of AI for intelligent video surveillance, facial recognition, licence plate recognition, edge computing, post-event analytics, and advanced cybersecurity technologies. By integrating these AI-driven technologies, smart cities can enhance efficiency, safety, and cybersecurity measures, ultimately improving the quality of life for residents.
