Many PC industry firms make new product announcements during Computex 2023, an annual international computer exhibition held in Taipei, Taiwan.
Nearly all of the key producers in the computer industry, including Nvidia and Qualcomm, will be present when the expo returns to the Nangang Exhibition Center from May 30 to June 2.
Along with announcements about laptops and desktops, a lot of recent announcements have been about virtual reality, 5G, AI, and machine learning. As has been the case with the majority of 2023 tech keynotes, we anticipate seeing a lot more AI announcements this year.
We’ll compile all the important news from the largest PC hardware expo of the year in one piece. Here is the current state of affairs.
Computex 2023: What’s been revealed?
Exciting new product announcements came from prominent companies in the personal computer market during Computex 2023. Instead of concentrating on developing new GPUs, Nvidia prioritized AI research and development. Asus demonstrated a cable-free power solution for graphics processing units (GPUs).
Acer has introduced lightweight OLED and gaming laptops to the market. MSI is releasing a limited-edition gaming laptop in collaboration with Mercedes AMG Motorsport. The event emphasized recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI), gaming technology, and laptop computer technology.
Let’s take a more in-depth look at them, shall we?
Computex 2023: Nvidia
On May 29, Jensen Huang spoke as the keynote speaker to open the program. The talk, rather than focusing on new GPU launches, was mostly about how Nvidia is facilitating AI research, much to the dismay of gamers everywhere.
Consumers may still get enthusiastic about a few items, however. We think Nvidia ACE for Games, a new approach for creators to employ generative AI technology to give their NPCs life in upcoming games, is the most cool. We got to witness a demonstration of the new technology in action, and while if it now sounds fairly artificial, it’s simple to see how this sort of technology will significantly alter game creation in the years to come.
Additionally, Nvidia revealed G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur 2, a brand-new backlight strobing approach that enables over 1000Hz of real motion clarity while boosting brightness output. The capability will be released as part of a G-Sync software upgrade and will first be available on 1440p 360Hz G-Sync displays. Learn more about it in the video that is attached below.
Additionally, Nvidia discussed how it is accelerating the generative AI workloads on its RTX GPUs. It states that developers using DirectML-optimized pathways would get a 2x increase in Stable Diffusion performance with the most recent Nvidia driver running on Windows 11 compared to the prior interference times.
Computex 2023: Asus
You are aware of how some RTX 40-series GPUs keep experiencing power connection failures? In any case, Asus believes it has the answer: do away with the cords entirely. It has been showcasing its brand-new, in-house power solution, which adds a second PCIe x16 slot in addition to the standard one and can provide up to 600W of power straight to the motherboard.
Although it’s a brilliant concept that addresses a genuine issue PC builders have been having, it greatly restricts your GPU and motherboard selections. It may not be the best solution for everyone, but it might save you from a cable-related catastrophe and has the additional advantage of a sleek cable-free appearance.
Computex 2023: Acer
The Swift Edge 16 from Acer is a brand-new, very thin OLED laptop with a 3.2K display, an AMD Ryzen 7 7040HS processor, and Wi-Fi 7 connection. Beginning in July, the Swift Edge 16 will cost $1,299/€1,199.
Additionally, the new Predator Triton 16 gaming laptop was introduced. It’s a pretty model with a shiny silver finish on its all-metal housing. It has a 13th-generation Intel CPU inside, a laptop GPU from Nvidia called the GeForce RTX 4070, and up to 32GB of DDR5. Priced at $1,799 / €2,229, it will be on sale in September.
Computex 2023: MSI
A unique version of the Stealth 16 gaming laptop was produced by MSI in collaboration with Mercedes AMG Motorsport. The high-end laptop has a suggested retail price of $3,533 (€3,299), which includes a mouse, mouse pad, USB drive, and carrying cover with an AMG motif.
With an Intel Core i9-13900H, Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070, 32 GB of DDR5 RAM, a 2 TB NVMe SSD, and a 99 Wh battery inside, the laptop has top-notch hardware. The chassis is entirely Mercedes AMG inspired and is made of magnesium alloy in the color selenite grey.
Computex 2023: Conclusion
Computex 2023 has brought forth exciting new product announcements from prominent companies in the PC industry. While Nvidia focused on AI research and development rather than new GPU launches, they introduced innovative technologies such as Nvidia ACE for Games and G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur 2.
Asus showcased their cable-free power solution for GPUs, addressing power connection failures and offering a sleek cable-free appearance. Acer unveiled lightweight OLED and gaming laptops, including the Swift Edge 16 and Predator Triton 16.
MSI collaborated with Mercedes AMG Motorsport to create a limited-edition gaming laptop, the Stealth 16, with top-notch hardware and a design inspired by the automotive industry. Computex 2023 highlighted advancements in AI, gaming technology, and laptop computer technology, setting the stage for exciting developments in the PC industry.
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