Computex 2025: Key Announcements and Trends

Nvidia: new graphics card, AI, and robotics

The most anticipated announcement from Nvidia is the RTX 5060, an affordable graphics card priced at $299, which leverages DLSS 4 to achieve over 200 FPS in supported games. In tests, the GPU delivered impressive results in titles such as Cyberpunk 2077, Doom: The Dark Ages, and Hogwarts Legacy, particularly with DLSS 4 optimization enabled.

Additionally, Nvidia announced the launch of the DGX Spark mini AI supercomputer, which will be available starting in July. The company also unveiled NVLink Fusion, a technology that enables the integration of non-Nvidia processors into AI infrastructure, significantly expanding the capabilities for building supercomputers.

Robotics also played a significant role in Nvidia's presentation. The newly announced Isaac Groot N1 platform will enable AI-driven simulation-based robot training, while the Groot Dreams technology will add the ability to learn movement through 3D animation.

Intel: Core Ultra 300 announcement and professional GPUs

Intel provided a preview of the Core Ultra 300, which is scheduled for release in early 2026. The new Cougar Cove and Darkmont architecture promises enhanced performance and improved graphics, benefiting both gaming and professional workloads.

Furthermore, the company announced a new series of Arc Pro GPUs, designed for professionals working with AI and complex graphical computations.

Qualcomm: Snapdragon X2 and AI advancements

Qualcomm confirmed that the Snapdragon X2 will debut at Summit 2025 in September, bringing even more powerful AI features and expanded capabilities for Copilot+ laptops. The company also improved the compatibility of the Snapdragon X Elite, increasing the number of supported games to 1,400, including Fortnite.

Asus: ecosystem for gamers and innovative devices

Asus impressed the audience with the ROG Strix Ace monitor, which achieved a record-breaking refresh rate of 610Hz, promising unprecedented smoothness in esports titles. The company also introduced the split mechanical keyboard ROG Falcata, equipped with magnetic switches that allow for precise adjustment of the actuation point.

Additionally, Asus announced a limited-edition RTX 5080 GPU series in a DOOM theme, with only 666 units produced. The ROG Zephyrus, ROG Strix, and TUF gaming laptop lines received fresh updates, including the incredibly slim ROG Zephyrus G14 featuring the Ryzen AI 9 270 and RTX 5060.

MSI: gaming laptops and QD-OLED displays

MSI presented the Claw A8, a portable gaming device powered by the AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme, featuring an 8-inch screen and 24GB of RAM, positioning it as a competitor to the Steam Deck and ROG Ally.

The company also showcased the MPG 271QR QD-OLED monitor, which utilizes AI technology to prevent screen burn-in, ensuring vibrant colors, high contrast, and instant response times. The MSI Titan 18 HX gaming laptop stunned with its extreme performance, but its price tag reached $7,000, making it one of the most expensive solutions for gamers.

Acer: unexpected new product and advanced laptops

Acer surprised the audience with the launch of the FreeSense smart ring, offering health monitoring without a subscription, competing directly with the Oura Ring 4.

Additionally, the company announced two new Android tablets from the Iconia series, targeting budget-conscious users, along with the FreeSense Ring, which offers a wide range of health tracking features.