Computex 2026 Live: Don’t Miss a Single Reveal From Nvidia, Microsoft, Intel, and More
Computex 2026 is showcasing the latest advancements in technology, featuring major companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Intel. Highlights include Nvidia's new Arm-based superchip and MSI's Claw 8 Xbox gaming handheld. The event runs from June 2 to June 5 in Taipei, Taiwan, attracting around 1,500 exhibitors from 33 countries.
- ▪Nvidia unveiled a game-changing Arm-based superchip for Windows PCs.
- ▪MSI teased a new Claw 8 Xbox gaming handheld featuring Intel's new Arc G3 Extreme processor.
- ▪Computex 2026 runs from June 2 to June 5 in Taipei, Taiwan, with a mix of venues across the city.
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TAIPEI—You can always catch a glimpse at the future of computing at Computex, Asia's largest tech trade show. This year, the future is tantalizingly near. Nvidia unveiled a game-changing Arm-based superchip for Windows PCs like this new Microsoft Surface, plus aired a fever-dream music video. MSI teased a new Claw 8 Xbox gaming handheld with Intel's new Arc G3 Extreme processor. Dell unleashed a MacBook Neo rival. And of course, we're finding plenty of weird, wonderful tech, like this holographic dragon inside a PC.We're on the ground throughout the week, beaming back the latest. Check out our live updates below.
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