Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we unpack everything announced at the annual computer show held in Taipei, Taiwan.
Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we unpack everything announced at the annual computer show held in Taipei, Taiwan.that is set to take over Taipei, Taiwan, June 2 through June 5, will bring us all new computing platforms we’ve seen hinted at for months.
While Nvidia will be busy hyping up its new homegrown ARM-based CPUs, we’ll likely see refreshed laptops that hope to fight back against the budget-end king of the ring, theAt the same time, the computing industry as a whole is threatened by dire tidings due to the skyrocketing cost of memory—including SSDs and RAM. All the major players in silicon, including Qualcomm, Intel, AMD, and—of course—Nvidia, are set to showcase new computing platforms for PCs in all form factors.
In the same breath, each company will want to promote processors designed for There’s a reason you can still hold hope in your heart. Computex is renowned for allowing PC and peripheral makers to. Computex 2026 may be the best showcase for why the era of “personal computing” is worth fighting for. Gizmodo will be in Taipei and live blogging it all.the last week in preparation for his company’s GTC Taipei showcase starting June 1.
So far, Huang’s been yammering on and on about hyperscalers this, datacenters that, but there’s a reason why you should pay attention next month. There are enough rumors going around to suggest Nvidia couldin well over a decade. Multiple leaks suggest the N1 and N1X chips will be based on ARM microarchitecture, similar to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X and.
However, the exciting part of this is how Nvidia could employ its GPU know-how onto an APU that could compete with AMD’s latest Strix Halo and Gorgon Halo processors. It all seems promising, though the ongoing leaks suggest that Team Green had to delay its chips for more than a year to squash a mountain of bugs before release. Hopefully, Nvidia took the time to iron out the issues before we see the N1X in action.
— Let the APU battle commence. AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 chip seems beefy since it’s packing 16 Zen 5 CPU cores and a 40 CU GPU. Despite that, the new chip doesn’t seem like a major upgrade from the last-gen Strix Halo lineup. That’s mostly because it’s using the same RDNA 3.5 GPU microarchitecture on a slightly updated Radeon 8065S graphics chip.
As if you couldn’t get enough “Halo,” AMD is also producing its own mini PC using both last- and current-gen Halo chips called—of course—Ryzen AI Halo. As you can guess by the title, it’s built for AI. Compared to Nvidia’s DGX Spark “AI supercomputer,” AMD’s version is running on good ol’ x86 and supports Windows. By comparison, Nvidia’s little AI box runs on ARM and only supports a customized Linux backend.
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