At COMPUTEX 2026, GIGABYTE is demonstrating how AI infrastructure is built, deployed, and operated at scale — from full-stack to real-world deployment.

This done through a comprehensive lineup of systems, software, and real-world deployments, turning the company’s “Future Landing” vision into reality.

From rack-scale AI factories and modular data centers to physical AI workflows, clinical applications, and on-prem AI agents, GIGABYTE is demonstrating how AI infrastructure moves beyond planning and into production.

Rack-scale AI

At the foundation of GIGABYTE’s “Future Landing” is an expanded portfolio of rack-scale AI infrastructure. These are designed for next-gen AI factories.

Part of the broader rack-scale portfolio is the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72. The company is also presenting the GAIFA (GIGABYTE AI Factory Accelerator), built in Taiwan where next-generation compute, high-speed networking, and NVIDIA’s software stack are integrated.

Scaling AI infrastructure

For accelerated deployment beyond conventional data center construction, GIGABYTE introduces GADU (GIGABYTE Accelerated Deployment Unit).

This modular AI infrastructure platform integrates high-density compute, advanced cooling, and power distribution into transportable and deployment-ready systems.

GADU enables organizations to expand AI capacity. That’s with significantly reduced deployment timelines, while maintaining flexibility across diverse operational environments.

Furthermore, for generative and agentic AI systems, GIGABYTE is extending hardware system options for scaling. There’s the AMD Instinct MI355X and MI350P. These are both built on the fourth-generation CDNA architecture.

Physical AI from Simulation to Action

To demonstrate how AI moves beyond simulation to real-world scenarios, GIGABYTE also presented a complete “real-to-sim-to-real” workflow, built on NVIDIA’s full-stack AI platforms.

Here’s a quick rundown of the workflow:

• High-fidelity digital twins built through NVIDIA OVX systems for large-scale Omniverse simulations
• Training advances through platform on NVIDIA HGX architecture, where synthetic data generation and reinforcement learning take place
• Once validated, trained models are deployed to edge systems, powered by NVIDIA Jetson for real-time robotic control

Clinical AI

At the GIGABYTE booth, the company is also showcasing a clinical AI ecosystem for real-time medical inference at the point of care.

This Clinical AI works alongside healthcare partners. It integrates BRIX mini PCs with AI-assisted diagnostic systems supporting bone marrow smear classification and real-time polyp detection during colonoscopy.

ASUS has announced the ROG XBOX Ally X20 bundle at COMPUTEX 2026, just in time to celebrate the gaming brand’s 20th anniversary.

Featuring a translucent black chassis with vibrant gold internal structure, the machine is both a throwback to gaming two decades ago and a vision of the future.

The translucence offers a peek under the hood to the high-performance cooling system and handheld silicon from AMD.

Premium hardware

The ROG XBOX Ally X20 brings a new Nebula HDR Display to the handheld for the first time, with a 7.4-inch OLED panel and Corning DXC glass and anti-reflective coating.

This slightly larger panel increases immersion and visibility. It has up to 120Hz refresh rate, FreeSync Premium of support, and 1,400 nits of peak brightness.

Furthermore, it has a VESA DisplayHDR 1000 rating, Dolby Vision, and 0.2ms response time.

Powering the portable device is the AMD Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme processor with ample gaming horsepower and the latest tools like Auto SR upscaling, as well as XBOX for seamless navigation and gaming.

It supports 24GB of DDR5 RAM and 1TB of PCIe 4.0 storage to accommodate a large library of titles.

Better ergonomics, controls

Inspired by iconic XBOX controller designs, the ROG XBOX Ally X20 has a transforming D-Pad. It’s designed with the standard four-way movement, but can easily be converted to eight-way control for fighting games.

The improved face buttons have also been adjusted, now sitting flush against the chassis to enable smooth and uninterrupted thumb sliding. On the rear of the handgrips is a rubberized coating.

Speaking of controls, the next-gen handheld levels up with a new TMR joystick technology, delivering pinpoint precision, smoother tracking, and longer-lasting performance.

Bundled with ROG XREAL R1 Edition 20 Gaming AR Glasses

The bundle also features the ROG XREAL R1 Edition 20 Gaming AR Glasses, making the set an absolute collector’s must-have.

The AR glasses feature a 171-inch virtual screen at four meters, 240Hz display that covers 95% of the field of view, and a 0.01ms response time, thanks to micro-OLED. These glasses plug directly into the Ally via USB-C.

MSI has unveiled its next-generation technology roadmap at COMPUTEX 2026, where it is also celebrating its 40th anniversary.

The company has showcased breakthrough handhelds, flagship laptops, advanced graphics thermals, DIY-friendly PC components, enterprise flash storage, and next-gen networking solutions.

These demonstrate full-stack integration across client, cloud, and intelligent edge environments.

GeForce RTX 50 series, next-gen core infrastructure

Part of the showcase is the complete GeForce RTX 50 series lineup, including the flagship GeForce RTX 5090 32G LIGHTNING Z.

The next-gen thermal solutions present cooling innovations across thermal materials, heat pipe design, and fan design.

Safeguard Power Protection Solution provides real-time monitoring for the 12V power connector to detect uneven current distribution, strengthening the power architecture via multiple warning mechanisms and an eFuse-based hardware protection design.

PRO MAX EDGE AI+, PRO MAX 80 series

The brand-new PRO MAX EDGE AI+ packs a formidable architecture into an ultra-compact 4L chassis.

It features an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, delivering up to 126 total TOPS and a breakthrough 128GB unified memory.

The chassis comes with nine USB Type-A ports and a USB Type-C port, along with a tool-less design with thumb screws for simplified maintenance, and a Kensington lock support.

Cubi NUC WCG Mini PC, All-in-One PCs

Moreover, the Cubi NUC WCG is an ultra-compact mini PC for modern business environments. It compresses power into a 0.55-liter, 40.1mm thin frame, powered by up to an Intel Core 7 processor (Series 3).

The mini PC supports triple-display output and Dual LAN connectivity for enhanced hybrid AI workflows.

Alongside this are the PRO MAX 24 and PRO MAX 27 All-in-One PCs. They are powered by AMD Ryzen 200 series processors, with 120Hz displays, and optional 10-point touchscreen support.

There is also a 5MP pop-up webcam, built-in speakers, and a 4-way ergonomic stand to blend office aesthetics with workplace privacy.

Gaming monitors

Onto gaming, the MEG X OLED gaming monitor is the first powered by agentic AI and with a 5th-gen RGB Stripe DarkArmor QD-OLED panel.

It integrates advanced AI gaming assistance features, alongside MSI’s exclusive LuckyClaw AI agent.

Debuting at the AI Zone, the LuckyClaw is an AI Agent deployment and optimization specifically for Windows users.

It has a graphical user interface and streamlined 5-step setup, empowering users to unlock local AI productivity without requiring Linux expertise or command-line experience.

Also on display is the MPG 271KRAW18, the world’s first 5K mini-LED glossy dual mode gaming monitor.

It allows seamless switching between 5K/180Hz and 2K/330Hz, and features a 2,304-zone Mini-LED backlight coating and VESA DisplayHDR 1400 certification.

PC components, more

MSI has also dedicated an entire lineup of DIY-friendly PC components for custom builds, including motherboards, cooling innovations, chassis, and more offerings.