PC market 結果共9筆

The PC came to Computex 2026 as a guest in its own house. The keynotes belonged to server silicon, the biggest booths to rack builders, and the show’s center of gravity to the data center. Yet the week still produced the most consequential PC news in a decade, because the machine itself is being rebuilt around AI agents at the exact moment its economics are being rewritten by AI’s appetite for memory.

Computex has always been a barometer for where the industry thinks the next wave of demand will come from. This year the message was unmistakable: the future belongs to agentic computing. The dominant workload will no longer consist of a human typing a prompt and reading a reply, but software that plans, calls tools, evaluates its own output, and iterates across many steps with little supervision.

Nvidia unveils N1X chip with MediaTek for Windows PCs, challenging Intel and AMD. RTX Spark laptops and desktops launch fall 2026 with on-device AI capabilities.

Computex has long been a PC-centric event. It is the venue where Asus, Acer, MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock and other Taiwan manufacturers traditionally unveil their latest motherboards, laptops and desktop PCs, chassis, graphics cards and peripherals to global customers and the tech media.

Nanomade’s CEO unveils advanced quantum sensors that transform metallic objects into tactile surfaces. These sensors, vital for industries like automotive and PC, detect micro deformations, enhancing touch accuracy and monitoring health metrics.

Acer Inc. outlines strategies to tackle global supply chain challenges in its business report. Chairman Jason Chen highlights revenue growth, AI integration, and risk management.

Discover insights from Etron’s chairman, Nicky Lu, on the semiconductor industry’s growth slowdown in H2 due to economic shifts and global challenges, and why AI could fuel future demand.

COMPUTEX 2024 in Taipei has become the focal point for the tech industry, with AMD and Qualcomm leading the charge in the emerging AI PC market. Keynotes by Dr. Lisa Su and Christian Amon highlight the event’s significance in shaping the future of computing.

The global PC market, after years of decline, is at a crossroads with the launch of AI PCs. Leaders like Intel and Nvidia are optimistic, while Taiwanese manufacturers showcase these innovations at CES. The market’s future hinges on further software developments and the adoption of AI-driven user experiences.