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AI PCs and Liquid-Cooled CPUs Marking the Next Wave of Tech Innovation
BW Businessworld
|June 14, 2025
At Computex 2025 in Taipei, BW Businessworld explores the world's most advanced innovations from Intel's Panther Lake and AMD's Threadripper to BenQ's Al-led golf simulator and MediaTek's 2nm ambitions
COMPUTEX 2025 has been the home to some of the most interesting tech, and BW Businessworld was on the ground to get a first-hand look. Starting from Intel's Panther Lake announcement, MediaTek's 2-nanometre chip technology, AMD's new data centre CPU, Acer's lightest laptop ever, MSI's new 8-inch handheld, Nvidia-powered GB300NVL72 rack scale GPUs, Thermaltake's liquid-immersed BenQ's uber impressive golf simulation projector, the annual international IoT trade show had it all.
This year, Computex 2025 in Taipei marked a significant shift, evolving from a components and tech equipment expo into a convention where global tech leaders engage directly with the public to showcase their latest products and innovations, fostering a more inclusive ecosystem. As global AI applications diversify rapidly, Computex 2025 focused on three key topics -- AI and robotics, next-generation tech and future mobility. On the one hand, many well-known names showcased their latest and greatest innovations for the public. On the other hand, one could see a few lesser-known tech companies looking to expand their horizons with some very interesting additions to their product catalogues.
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This story is from the June 14, 2025 edition of BW Businessworld.
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