Announcement Hardware Computex 2026 Takes Shape as NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang and Intel’s Lip-Bu Tan Confirm Keynotes on the Next Era of Gaming and AI Muhammad Zuhair • at EDT Add on Google Computex 2026 is still a few months away, yet keynotes around the industry's leading executives have now been revealed, with Jensen Huang and Lip-Bu Tan being at the forefront. This Year's Computex Event Will Mark the Tone of How the PC Industry Will Evolve Alongside the AI Boom For those unaware, the Computex event is like GTC, but the scale isn't limited to NVIDIA; it's almost all compute manufacturers. It is one of the most highly anticipated events in the tech industry, held annually in Taipei, Taiwan. Based on the official announcement by Computex 2026 organizers, this year's event is set to be jam-packed as well, with Intel officially confirming the attendance of CEO Lip-Bu Tan and a dedicated keynote likely aimed directly at consumers and AI. At the same time, NVIDIA's Jensen Huang will also make his presence, according to Ctee. Related Story Phison Intros E37T “Cost-Optimized” Gen5 SSD Controller: Up To 14.7 GB/s Speeds With DRAM-Less Design & Under 2.3W Power .@intel CEO @LipBuTan1 will deliver a keynote at #COMPUTEX2026.As AI reshapes every industry, he’ll share how advancements across silicon, systems, and software—powered by strong ecosystem partnerships—are unlocking new levels of performance, efficiency, and scale.Learn more:… pic.twitter.com/u3X1iE9F35— Intel News (@intelnews) March 24, 2026 Over the years, we have attended several Computex events in person, and the general trend with keynotes by company executives is that they are more focused on consumer launches, similar to what we see at CES. However, ever since the AI frenzy came in, the trend has shifted dramatically at Computex, which is why it is expected that this year, the focus will again be on the 'applications' layer of AI, whether it is edge, physical, open-source models, or compute infrastructure from the likes of NVIDIA and AMD. Based on what we expect, NVIDIA could showcase its ARM-based laptop SoCs at this year's Computex, which is one of the most highly anticipated releases in the consumer industry. The initial unveil timeline was set for last year's Computex, but NVIDIA reportedly ran into design issues, leading to a delay in the launch. Similar to GTC, updates on Vera Rubin, Rubin Ultra, and Feynman are also anticipated, with a key focus on how Taiwanese suppliers are contributing to the next generation of the AI infrastructure race. Image NVIDIA On Intel's end, this year's Computex could be pivotal as well, since it marks the appearance of CEO Lip-Bu Tan, and we expect details on several segments of the company. An initial unveiling of Nova Lake, followed by discussions about how Arrow Lake Refresh has turned out, is expected from Intel on the consumer front. With AI, we know that Intel has started operating on an annual product cadence, so the company could launch its previously announced "Crescent Island" inference solution and give us an update on the rack-scale-focused Jaguar Shores. There's no doubt that when it comes to setting the tone of the broader consumer/AI industry, Computex plays a vital role, which is why keynotes from the likes of Jensen and Lip-Bu are highly anticipated among enthusiasts. The event runs from June 2 to June 5, and the venue has now been expanded to include Taipei Nangang Exhibition Halls 1 and 2, Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1, and the Taipei International Convention Center, so attendance is expected to be huge. Follow on Google to get more of our news coverage in your feeds. Further Reading Intel Panther Lake CPUs Demoed At Computex, Close-Up Die Shots, ES Specs & Consumer-Ready Launch in Early 2026 Watch The NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang, Computex 2025 Keynote Live Here! NVIDIA Computex 2024 Recap : Rubin GPU Architecture Unveiled Along With Huge RTX AI PC Developments Intel Computex 2024 Recap: Lunar Lake CPU & Xe2 GPU Architecture Debut, Xeon 6 “Granite Rapids” & “Sierra Forest” CPUs Unveiled Read all on Computex 2026 Takes Shape as NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang and Intel’s Lip-Bu Tan Confirm Keynotes on the Next Era of Gaming and AI
