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Computex 2026: Are We Heading for the Agentic PC Era Yet? – EE Times
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- Over the last two to three years, Computex in Taipei has been dominated by AI hype.
- When Huang has a message, he will deliver that message in a hundred ways to emphasize his viewpoint: We are entering a new era of agentic PCs, where we interact with our PCs in a completely different way.
As Computex 2026 draws to a close this week, EE Times caught up with Jim Mc Gregor, principal analyst at Tirias Research, to share thoughts on some of the key things happening during this major annual trade show in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Over the last two to three years, Computex in Taipei has been dominated by AI hype. While the conversation two years ago focused heavily on AI PCs, this year’s event shifted decisively toward agentic AI. As the CEO and founder of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, proclaimed in his opening keynote on Monday this week at the Taipei Music Center (yes, he always fills a whole stadium wherever he goes, especially in Taiwan), “Agentic AI and useful AI have arrived.”
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