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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.

AI & Enterprise

Anthropic in talks to buy inference chips from UK AI chip startup Fractile

Anthropic is considering adding UK AI chip startup Fractile as a new supplier of AI server chips, alongside Google, Amazon and Nvidia, The Information reported. Citing two people who spoke with Fractile executives, the report said Anthropic recently held talks to buy inference chips that could ship as soon as next year. The report said Anthropic aims to diversify suppliers and improve its negotiating leverage as annual server and chip spending is expected to reach tens of billions of dollars.

Games & Commerce

Naver to buy 30 percent stake in GS Wind Power, signs 25-year direct PPA

Naver said on Tuesday it will acquire a 30 percent stake in GS Wind Power and sign a direct renewable power purchase agreement. The deal is the first case in South Korea in which a RE100 member invests directly in a renewable power generation company to secure energy. The wind farm under construction in Yeongyang, North Gyeongsang Province is to supply electricity to Naver’s Sejong and Chuncheon data centres from commercial operations starting in the first half of 2028.