Mario Vasquez

Introduction The handheld PC gaming market has spent two years stuck in an awkward compromise. Buyers had to choose between raw compatibility, battery life, and consistent performance, and no single device delivered all three. The MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ is the first handheld built to break that pattern, and it does so on the back of an entirely new piece of silicon: Intel’s Arc G3 Extreme, the first SoC Intel has ever purpose-built for handhelds rather than adapting from a laptop part.

Fresh off the massive unveiling of the RTX Spark superchip at GTC Taipei during COMPUTEX 2026, NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang took the new silicon directly to the heart of competitive gaming: South Korea. Partnering with top-tier developers and reigning esports champions, Huang toured some of Seoul’s most popular PC bangs to give gamers a firsthand look at the future of local AI and enthusiast-tier performance.

COMPUTEX 2026: MSI Goes All-In on Liquid-Cooled AI Infrastructure and NVIDIA Blackwell Solutions Taipei, Taiwan — As compute density reaches new heights, MSI is utilizing its floor space at COMPUTEX 2026 (Booth #J0605a) to signal a massive shift toward liquid-cooled data center solutions. From massive rack-scale deployments to desktop-bound supercomputing, the message is clear: the AI era is running hot, and MSI has the plumbing to handle it.