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Oct 27, 2026

Alper YeginGUEST
27:15
And throughout the year, we have numerous other events going to MWC, Embedded World.
Alper YeginGUEST
27:21
We're going to go to Computex in Taipei.
Alper YeginGUEST
27:25
So those are next time.
Ryan ChaconHOST
27:27
Fantastic.
Kristopher KubickiHOST
4:45
Um, so this is the MEG Coreliquid E15 360.
Kristopher KubickiHOST
4:52
I got a preview of this, I think, at CES and at Computex.
Kristopher KubickiHOST
4:56
I mean, they've been working on this for a while.
Kristopher KubickiHOST
4:59
Um, and this is a 360 millimeter based AIO.
Daniel RubinoHOST
8:52
But that said, I hadn't been able to see these devices.
Daniel RubinoHOST
8:54
So Zach saw them in Taipei during Computex in June.
Daniel RubinoHOST
8:59
So this is my first time seeing them.
Daniel RubinoHOST
9:02
The Asus ProArt 16 looks to be one of the more premium looking.
Daniel RubinoHOST
8:52
But that said, I hadn't been able to see these devices.
Daniel RubinoHOST
8:54
So Zach saw them in Taipei during Computex in June.
Daniel RubinoHOST
8:59
So this is my first time seeing them.
Daniel RubinoHOST
9:02
The Asus ProArt 16 looks to be one of the more premium looking.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
13:31
purchase.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
13:37
How much did NVIDIA brief about gaming performance? I'm curious because I wasn't in any of those briefings, other than the initial launch at Computex.
Michael KreiderPANELIST
13:49
I have not gotten anything directly from NVIDIA about gaming.
Michael KreiderPANELIST
13:53
I got a pre-brief from HP and they barely mentioned gaming.
Michael KreiderPANELIST
16:56
Between this and the Google Books and all of the Valve's Steam hardware, it's coming out at the worst possible time for anybody who wants to buy a nice new computer.
Michael KreiderPANELIST
17:06
But as I think we've discussed before on the show, these things take so long to develop on the back end, take so much research and so much production that at some point you have to pull the trigger as a company and put the products out, even if it's a terrible environment to do so.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
17:21
Well, but I was still surprised earlier this year at Computex.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
17:25
A lot of companies were saying, yes, the DIY desktop market is in a real bad spot.
Ben BajarinHOST
41:41
You know, the other thing I heard from a lot of the vendors on just, again, a point about OCP was maybe a little bit more.
Ben BajarinHOST
41:49
I mean, I don't want to say this doesn't happen at Computex and probably the best way anybody should think about the show is kind of like a mini Computex.
Ben BajarinHOST
41:56
Not quite as big, but a lot of the same kind of cool stuff thematically vendors.
Ben BajarinHOST
42:00
But I heard from the vendors that there was a lot more deal making happening at this show.
Ben BajarinHOST
42:07
that they were engaged with customers, having real engaged ordering types of decisions, like what do you need, that wasn't necessarily the same kind of case at Computex.
Ben BajarinHOST
42:20
So I thought it was interesting on the back of the vendors actually got a ton of value from this.
Ben BajarinHOST
42:27
And I thought, again, I heard, I won't say who, but I was at a booth for a very popular... technology doing cpo and i saw one of the largest oems data center uh uh rack oems basically say we need to talk let's let's have a conversation we need to do a deal
Whitson GordonGUEST
14:32
It is something really special.
Whitson GordonGUEST
14:34
And, you know, not everyone gets to come to Computex or Gamescom or those kinds of big events.
Whitson GordonGUEST
14:39
So it's nice to have some of these smaller events where people who are local can come and check it all out for themselves in person.
Myriam JoireHOST
14:44
Well, listen, Winston, thanks so much for your time.
Myriam JoireHOST
16:33
And I have to give them kudos for that because, you know, that's kind of what I think they need to do in Windows in general, like some optimizations, especially now that we have this RAM crisis, right? Where some people are going to buy eight gigabyte Windows laptops and suffer right now unless Microsoft starts optimizing, which they've promised they will do.
Myriam JoireHOST
16:53
But I think we can start seeing a glimpse of that in this ROG Xbox Ally experience.
Myriam JoireHOST
16:59
Now, I haven't used the 20 years out of it other than I touched it and played with it at Computex very briefly.
Myriam JoireHOST
17:03
And by playing, I mean, I did not play a game.
Jordan WilsonHOST
21:58
Uh, NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Ultra, yep.
Jordan WilsonHOST
22:01
The NVIDIA, uh, AI laptops that were announced at Computex, that's number three.
Jordan WilsonHOST
22:06
Uh, number four was the CEO stories.
Jordan WilsonHOST
22:08
Uh, the CEO layoffs blaming AI, that's number four.
Russ CrandallHOST
61:19
Yeah.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
61:19
You used it at Computex.
Russ CrandallHOST
61:22
Yeah.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
61:22
And it's, it's launching now.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
63:52
[laughs] It's fine.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
63:53
I, I mean, h- here's the thing.
Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
63:55
TLDR, it is what we thought it was from Computex-
Russ CrandallHOST
63:59
Mm
TrevHOST
69:13
And of course, we'll see their CPUs as well next year at some point as well.
TrevHOST
69:22
Computex 2027... we've heard of this event it's normally held in the first week of June but Kepler himself doesn't appear to be sure of the if it will be launched around about that time or announced around about that time most likely going to be after that and the actual last part of 2027 There is, of course, the risk that it could go into 2028 with the way things are at the moment, because that's when NVIDIA's Rubin-based RTX 60 series would be coming out.
TrevHOST
70:00
There'll be nothing for a while, which will break the tradition of every year and a half, two years, there being an update in GPUs coming out.
TrevHOST
70:08
It's...
TrevHOST
70:10
It's becoming a longer generation now because of costs of things.
GrayHOST
70:15
I don't even know why they bother bringing...
GrayHOST
70:17
And some of these shows like Computex and others, there's not a lot of people attending anymore.
GrayHOST
70:22
There's not a lot of people bringing in to even rent the booths to show their wares that much anymore.

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