Computex

Lenovo is making a big bet on a 5G future for PCs. The company is partnering with Qualcomm for Project Limitless in a bid to deliver an ultra-fast Always Connected PC experience. Details were light on the project, but the device will use Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8cx processor and Snapdragon X55 5G modem.

At Computex, AMD announced additional products that will utilize the same 7nm architecture that it debuted earlier this year at CES with the Radeon VII graphics. The new products include the Ryzen 3 processors, based on AMD's new Zen 2 cores, AMD's new Navi graphics in the Radeon 5000 series, and Rome processor.

On Monday, May 27 at 10:00 a.m. GMT+8 time, AMD will hold a Computex 2019 keynote to announce its 3rd generation Ryzen processors and accompanying Radeon Navi graphics cards. It will be livestreamed and available for the world to watch. Here's how to follow along and what to expect.

Ahead of Computex, Acer has announced a pair of updates to a couple of its most popular budget laptop lines. Both the Nitro 5 and Swift 3 will now be powered completely by AMD silicon in the form of Ryzen 7 Mobile. Both laptops include options for discrete Radeon RX graphics for light gaming and enhanced productivity performance.

Qualcomm announced at Computex that one of the first companies to use its new Snapdragon 850 SoC will be Samsung, though in what capacity is currently unknown. Since the Korean manufacturer has previously made convertible Windows tablets, maybe soon we'll see a new Galaxy Book with an efficient Snapdragon chip.

Intel has shown off a brand-new display power saving technology at Computex 2018, which it claims can greatly increase battery life. The new 1W display technology was shown running on a Dell XPS 13 laptop, which Intel claims can have its 13-hour battery life boosted by between four and eight hours.

Intel is working on a new 28-core CPU, and in early testing at Computex, it looked to be far more powerful at multithreaded applications than its already monstrous Core i9-7980XE. Capable of hitting 5GHz on all cores, it could be the highest-performing consumer chip ever released when it debuts later this year.

Two pieces of information indicate that the launch of Nvidia's GeForce GTX 11 Series may not happen until the back of 2018. CEO Jensen Huang said new cards may not appear for "a long time now" while the company has apparently pulled out of any GTX 11 Series talk during the Hot Chips show in August.

AMD has bundled a Ryzen CPU and Vega graphics core into a single SOC and shown it working on a laptop design at Computex 2017.

The Kingpin Edition EVGA GTX 1080 Ti shown off at this year's Computex comes with a guarantee that it can overclock to 2GHz on the core.

Intel has developed a WiGig powered wireless VR solution in partnership with HTC and will begin shipping it in early 2018.

Dell introduced three new products ahead of Computex: One PC gaming desktop and two all-in-one PCs. All three are powered by AMD hardware.

Zotac revealed its lineup of devices heading to Computex including "mini" versions of its GTX 1080 Ti fan-based and water-cooled cards.

MSI revealed its Computex lineup that spans notebooks and desktops built for high-definition PC gaming and virtual reality experiences.

Asus has teased a Ryzen-powered ROG laptop set to debut at Computex at the end of May, though whether it uses an APU has yet to be announced.

AMD announces press event on May 31 at Computex, where it is expected that its Vega next-generation GPU architecture will be revealed.

Synaptics is demoing a new turnkey USB solution that can be built into USB drives providing fingerprint technology for authentication.

MSI has revealed its Computex 2016 cards on the table, showing that it will sport a handful of VR-ready gaming laptops and a PC for VR gaming on the go.

Zotac is jumping on the PC stick bandwagon with the introduction of its Zbox PI220 and its Zbox PI221. The two are identical, save for the way they're cooled.

AMD is expected to reveal its upcoming Polaris-based graphics cards during a special press event during the weekend before Computex 2016,

ASRock has announced that new firmware is available for its X99 motherboards that adds support for Intel's upcoming Broadwell-E processors.