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.
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Computex 2026 Live: Every update and announcement from day two in Taipei
Every update live from Taipei as Computex continues in Taiwan.
Intel addresses Arrow Lake blunder: 'We needed to build back our reputation' — says Arrow Lake Refresh's low price a key first step, laying the groundwork for Nova Lake
Intel knows that Arrow Lake dealt a blow to its reputation among enthusiasts. Arrow Lake Refresh was an effort to correct that issue, laying the groundwork for Nova Lake later this year.
MSI unveils latest set of WiFi 7 gaming routers touting ultra-fast speeds
MSI have revealed three new gaming routers with WiFi 7 support at Computex, with its flagship BE19000 model featuring a built-in SSD slot, eight antennas and a sci fi-esque translucent design.
Computex 2026 Day One Wrap-Up
Our team is on the ground in Taipei bringing you the latest from Computex 2026
Mainland Chinese exhibitors reportedly locked out of Computex 2026, as Taiwan entry permits stall
Mainland Chinese companies among the 219 listed mainland exhibitors at Computex 2026 in Taipei have been kept off the show floor by stalled entry permits.
AMD is considering a potential Ryzen 5 9600X3D
AMD says that six-core X3D chips don't make sense for a broad market for a number of reasons, but a six-core X3D chip with the Zen 5 architecture is something the company is considering.
Cooler Master shows off new HAF 500 chassis, aluminum fans, and new air coolers
Cooler Master had a lot of things to show off at Computex 2026.
Phison shows PCIe 6.0 X3 SSD controller with 28 GB/s of bandwidth and 6.8 million IOPS, supports 2 petabytes per drive
Beastly PCIe 6.0 SSDs sampling in December.
