In this Computex interview, Daniel Chen from Supermicro speaks with Marc Meunier from @Arm to chat about Supermicro and Arm's latest collaboration. The discussion highlights how Supermicro solutions featuring Arm AGI CPUs deliver exceptional, scalable performance that efficiently orchestrates agentic AI workloads at scale. 🔗 Follow for more!

Ahead of COMPUTEX, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joined TSMC executives, including Chairman and CEO C.C. Wei, for dinner at 36Kitchen, celebrating a decades-long partnership at the heart of the AI era.

Counting down to #COMPUTEX2026#. ⏳ Join us live from Taipei on June 2 as Rene Haas shares how Arm is powering agentic AI — from cloud to edge. Join us and discover why Arm's the compute platform is enabling AI at every scale:

An absolute legendary moment at #COMPUTEX2026#! @nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang stopped by our booth to celebrate #GIGABYTE#'s 40th anniversary milestone, marking four decades of innovation as we head into a future of infinite possibilities. ✨ #ENTERINFINITY#

Jensen announced on stage at #COMPUTEX2026# that we'll be among the first cloud providers to bring up @NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72, to help accelerate the era of AI factories. As part of NVIDIA's full-stack AI factory platform, Vera Rubin NVL72 is designed to run frontier and open-source models with exceptional performance, efficiency, and scalability—delivering more intelligence per watt and lower token costs at scale. It's GO time. ⚡️

Nvidia going to launch something big during Computex 2026 NVIDIA is expected to unveil its long-rumored N1X chip during Jensen Huang’s Computex keynote on June 1. According to multiple leaks, the N1X is an ARM-based processor for Windows laptops that combines CPU, graphics, and AI tasks into a single chip. What makes the N1X especially interesting is NVIDIA’s graphics technology. Reports suggest Blackwell-based graphics that could give thin and light laptops much stronger gaming and AI performance than current Windows-on-ARM devices. References to the chip have reportedly appeared in partner systems, with several reports pointing to Computex as its debut.