The annual computer show in Taipei, Taiwan is seeing some interesting gadget announcements that we're all here for.

Nvidia plans to sell a technology that will tie chips together to speed up the chip-to-chip communication needed to build and deploy artificial intelligence tools, it said on Monday.

Qualcomm is diving headfirst into the data center pool with plans to launch AI-focused processors designed to connect with Nvidia’s dominant GPUs. These chips aim to disrupt the market by pairing ...

Nvidia's Jensen Huang announced plans to build Taiwan's first AI supercomputer, enhancing the island's global AI role.

Innodisk, a leading global provider of industrial AI solutions, reaffirmed its pioneering position by showcasing its latest ...

Lepton is tightly integrated with NVIDIA’s AI stack, including NIM inference microservices, NeMo, and Blueprints. For cloud ...

Nvidia is opening up its server platform. It offers the option for future Nvidia racks with, say, Nvidia and Qualcomm chips ...

As the name implies, NVLink Fusion is based on NVLink, which is in its fifth generation. It lets GPUs share memory, making ...

At Computex in Taiwan, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made a list of notable announcements, including plans to build a new Taiwan ...

Nvidia rolled into this year’s Computex Taipei tech expo on Monday with several announcements, ranging from the development ...

Microsoft launched its Copilot Plus PC and Windows AI efforts last year, and now it’s going a step further today with native Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Windows and the launch of the Windows AI ...

The company said it is planning to launch a custom CPU for the data center that can connect to Nvidia’s GPUs and software ...