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Kicking off today is the annual Computex tradeshow in Taiwan. Home to countless system and device manufacturers, Computex is a cornucopia of consumer electronics, and these days is also the biggest PC-centric show of the year. And even though it takes place in May, barely half-way through the year, the show routinely sets the stage for the consumer and server products set to launch later in the year, in the tech industry\u2019s critical third and fourth quarters.<\/p>\n
There are several major keynotes during this year\u2019s show. While Intel has passed on hosting a keynote this year \u2013 they\u2019re essentially smack-dab in the middle of their product cycles \u2013 AMD, Qualcomm, and NVIDIA are all at the show. And, as the largest of the major tech companies at the show, it\u2019s perhaps only fitting that NVIDIA gets to kick things off with the first major keynote.<\/p>\n
NVIDIA Computex 2025 Keynote Preview<\/h2>\n
As is normally the case, NVIDIA CEO (and leather jacket enthusiast) Jensen Huang will be headlining the company\u2019s Computex 2025 keynote. NVIDIA\u2019s predominant business segment these days is the data center business \u2013 backed by the explosion in demand for hardware for AI training and inference \u2013 and it\u2019s AI that NVIDIA will be focusing on for this year\u2019s keynote.<\/p>\n
In terms of products, NVIDIA just unloaded a ton of major product announcements two months ago at the company\u2019s exclusive conference, GTC 2025<\/a>, so don\u2019t expect NVIDIA to have a ton of hardware announcements for Computex. Still, in recent years the company has used Computex to make some more minor hardware announcements, along with updating their customers and partners on the status of their big initiatives. Even with NVIDIA\u2019s increasing vertical integration, the company is still heavily reliant on partners in Taiwan to build and ship systems integrating NVIDIA\u2019s GPUs, CPUs, and networking gear, so a key part of their Computex keynotes is recognizing those partners, and helping to promote them.<\/p>\n We should also expect to see an update on NVIDIA\u2019s various software initiatives. With a lot of NVIDIA\u2019s software development decoupled from hardware development, the company can (and does) launch new software packages and services year-round, so Computex is as good a place as any to show off some of their latest software.<\/p>\n