SHENZHEN, China - TelAve -- At COMPUTEX 2026, we presented a wide range of next-generation computing products designed for AI, productivity, entertainment, enterprise deployment, and local data storage. Our showcase included business laptops, gaming laptops, AI workstations, Mini PCs, desktops, all-in-one computers, motherboards, and NAS solutions, reflecting our continuous focus on flexible product design, multi-platform development, and OEM/ODM customization.

One of the key highlights was our latest laptop lineup powered by Intel® Core™ Series 3 processors, formerly codenamed Wildcat Lake. Designed for business applications, these products attracted strong interest from customers, brand partners, and manufacturers looking for new-generation mobile computing solutions. With flexible OEM/ODM customization capabilities, we support customers in product design, platform selection, performance optimization, and scalable production, helping them bring differentiated laptop products to market faster.

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Another major highlight was the W638 AI Workstation, developed in close collaboration with NVIDIA. Designed for local AI deployment, the W638 allows users to run AI models and agent-based applications directly on the device, keeping data processed locally while delivering dedicated computing power with low API token cost. During the exhibition, Jensen Huang signed the W638, drawing significant attention from visitors and making the product one of the most memorable highlights at our booth.

Beyond local AI, we displayed a broad range of next-generation computing products, including:

• Workstations for professional AI and high-performance computing workloads
• PC solutions, including business and gaming laptops, mini pc, all-in-one, and desktop
• Storage Solutions, including customizable NAS products for local data storage

Together, these products demonstrated our ability to support different computing scenarios, from personal productivity and entertainment to enterprise applications, local AI workloads, and data management. They also reflected the growing demand for more flexible hardware platforms as AI moves from centralized cloud infrastructure into local devices and everyday computing environments.

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Throughout COMPUTEX 2026, we held in-depth discussions with customers, distributors, manufacturers, and technology partners. Many conversations focused on local AI deployment, laptop customization, compact computing, platform flexibility, storage solutions, and reliable mass production for global markets. These exchanges further reinforced the need for hardware partners that can combine technical expertise with efficient development and manufacturing capabilities.

Following COMPUTEX 2026, we will continue working with global ecosystem partners and customers to accelerate the development of practical, scalable, and market-ready computing solutions for the AI era.