Computex 2025 Live Updates: Day 0 Wrap-Up and Opening Day Preview – BytesWall

Computex 2025’s Day 0 has concluded with major announcements that set the stage for the main exhibition. Qualcomm’s Cristiano Amon unveiled the Snapdragon X Series, promising a new era of AI PCs with on-device generative AI capabilities. Meanwhile, NVIDIA expanded its robotics vision with the Isaac GR00T platform, set to open-source in July 2025, and confirmed plans for a new Taipei headquarters, “Nvidia Constellation.” Read our full Day 0 coverage here.

Taiwantrade.com also stole the show at booth Q0930, showcasing 15 innovative ICT products, from AI supply chain tools to 5G networking gear.

CyberLink and Intel revealed a new collaboration on Day 0, launching AI-powered software for creative professionals. Optimized for the Intel Core Ultra platform, these tools offer real-time video editing and AI-enhanced photo restoration, signaling the growing role of AI in media production.

The main exhibition kicks off tomorrow, May 20, with Foxconn Chairman Young Liu delivering a keynote at 9:30 AM Taiwan Time. Expect a focus on Smart Manufacturing, Smart EV, and Smart City initiatives, with potential updates on Foxconn’s AI supercomputer project with NVIDIA. Liu’s speech could outline how AI will cut production costs by up to 10%.

MediaTek CEO Dr. Rick Tsai will take the stage at 11:00 AM Taiwan Time on May 20 to discuss AI vision from edge to cloud. Rumors suggest MediaTek will announce new AI-optimized chips for smart home devices, potentially challenging Qualcomm in the AI PC space. Keep an eye on this keynote for updates on 5G and IoT advancements.

The InnoVEX pavilion opens tomorrow at Hall 2, featuring startups from Brazil, France, and more. Brazil’s NeuralWorks will present an AI-driven agricultural monitoring system, while France’s LuminaryLabs unveils a generative AI tool for creators. TAITRA estimates over $500 million in potential investments during the event.

ASUS and Acer are gearing up for big reveals on the show floor tomorrow. ASUS is expected to launch AI-powered ROG laptops for gamers, while Acer will unveil the Swift Edge AI laptop and five gaming monitors with AI-enhanced displays. These launches will highlight how AI is transforming consumer electronics.