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Computex Taiwan is no longer a PC festival as AI permeates everything

A visit to the Computex 2026 show in Taipei suggests the event is shifting from a PC hardware showcase to an AI-focused exhibition. Nvidia highlighted AI-optimised devices such as RTX Spark and DGX Station, pushing large-memory systems aimed at running big models locally. Taiwan supply-chain firms showcased work on AI server racks, cooling and high-voltage direct current power distribution. The AI push also extends to robotics, autonomy and factory automation, while cost and profitability concerns remain.

Games & Commerce

Early look at \'Subnautica 2\'... Krafton says survival is a means, exploration is core

Unknown Worlds, a Krafton unit, launched \'Subnautica 2\' in early access on May 15. Lead designer Anthony Gallegos (앤서니 가예고스) and creative media producer Scott MacDonald (스콧 맥도날드) earlier outlined a development philosophy centered on exploration, with survival as a tool. The game moves to an undisclosed new alien planet and is being built on Unreal Engine 5. It adds base-building changes, a new vehicle and four-player co-op with crossplay between Xbox and PC. Early access is planned for 2 to 3 years.

Games & Commerce

Nintendo unveils \'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book\' with adventure elements and visual overhaul

Nintendo is introducing a new Yoshi title, \'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book\', that keeps the series’ accessibility while adding adventure elements and updated graphics. The game shifts from a simple side-scrolling platform format to an exploration- and puzzle-focused adventure, with a watercolor, storybook visual style. Gameplay retains signature moves and adds a tail-flick mechanic. It also adopts a non-linear progression structure and customization. The game is on pre-order for Switch 2 and is due out on May 21.