Computex, the most important show for computer hardware, runs from June 2 to June 5 in Taipei, with related announcements likely starting a couple of days earlier.
The tech world's biggest computing players — Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm, among others — are all participating in this year's show, along with PC OEMs like Asus, MSI, and Acer, and component vendors like Cooler Master and Lian Li. We'll be covering all AI Computing and Next-Gen announcements here, and we'll have editors on the ground going hands-on with the new products.
Latest about Computex
Computex 2026 Live: Every update and announcement from day two in Taipei
Every update live from Taipei as Computex continues in Taiwan.
Gigabyte showcases new Infinity products for its 40th anniversary — X870 Infinity Next halo motherboard boasts metal 3D-printed elements, Aero Wood goes dark, MicroATX Stealth boards, Infinity-style GPUs extend down the product stack
Metal 3D printed heatsinks on motherboards, more wood, infinity cooling extends down the RTX line, oh my.
Jensen Huang says Nvidia wants to 'reinvent the single most important tool of humanity' with RTX Spark
In a press Q&A held at Computex 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed why the company is entering the PC market now and its ambitions for the future of computing.
Tom's Hardware Unfiltered: Computex 2026, Day 1
Premium The Tom's Hardware team in Taipei reports back on what they've been up to as Computex 2026 begins to gather momentum. Take a look at how we're making
AMD ‘had to re-engineer’ the Ryzen 7 5800X3D for a re-release
AMD just reintroduced the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, but it wasn't as simple as spinning up the old manufacturing process, as the original bonding method TSMC used was no longer available.
Intel Arc G3 interview transcript — Intel's Senior Product Director talks new handheld chips, Arrow Lake Refresh, and RTX Spark
Premium Intel's Nish Neelalojanan talked with us about Intel's shifting strategy for G3, budget CPUs for more affordable systems, and the state of the PC industry.
Frore System’s solid-state AirJet Mini cools Intel’s Wildcat Lake laptop reference design
Cutting-edge cooling in low-cost laptops? Sign me up.
Intel says 'something has to give' with memory prices
Intel sat down with Tom's Hardware at Computex 2026, and the company says it recognizes the importance of Raptor Lake and DDR4 platforms as the memory crunch continues.
