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Our systems editor flew all the way to Taiwan and still couldn't get away from AI

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Our systems editor flew all the way to Taiwan and still couldn't get away from AI
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The systems editor of The Register attended Computex 2026 in Taiwan and found that the event was dominated by AI-related announcements. Chipmakers are rushing to meet the demands of AI, which may lead to more expensive hardware that only large datacenter operators and wealthy consumers can afford. The editor discussed the implications of this trend with host Brandon Vigliarolo on The Kettle podcast.

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