AT COMPUTEX 2026, ASUS unveils a new era of ubiquitous AI for everyday computing, highlighting intelligent experiences and modern consumer hardware.

ASUS presents AI offerings spanning scalable AI infrastructure and cloud with AI POD, AI On Premise for workflow automation, and Sustainable AI to continually optimize enterprise operations.

At the ROG booth, the spotlight celebrates 20 years of gaming innovation with an immersive, AI-enhanced showcase inspired by ROG Lab to boost creativity and gameplay.

Intel is expected to roll out next-generation gaming handhelds with enhanced Panther Lake chips and architecture, potentially with MSI Claw devices as early adopters.

Qualcomm will have a major presence, with expectations of new baseline silicon aimed at strengthening competition with Apple’s MacBook line.

Expect updates on the ROG Zephyrus Duo’s US ship date for 2026 and expansions around Snapdragon X2 Elite, plus a refreshed GPU-anchored companion to the SCAR line.

Nvidia N1X is anticipated, signaling Nvidia’s foray into CPU silicon with ARM-based design and gaming-performance claims targeting laptops from Dell, Lenovo, and Alienware.

ROG Ally 2 remains a major open question, with rumors of an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme APU, up to 64GB RAM, and a variant featuring a dedicated Xbox button, though nothing official yet.

Tom’s Guide will provide comprehensive, accessible Taipei coverage with written and video content and potential Best of Computex award considerations.

On-site PC DIY experiences invite visitors to interact with ROG hardware and explore customization culture.

Coverage will center on value for money, genuinely useful AI implementations, and the allure of cutting-edge tech shaping the next five years.

Beyond trends, attendees should expect new PC components, silicon, gaming peripherals, monitors, and an expanding ecosystem of AI-powered devices.