Computex 2018: in the shadow of Apple’s WWDC, the PC industry looks to rediscover its relevance
https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/4/17421622/intel-microsoft-windows-asus-qualcomm-computex-2018
Computex has always been the Wintel show.
Before the age of Android-running, Qualcomm-powered smartphones, the dominant software-hardware combo in the world of personal computing was that of Microsoft’s Windows OS and Intel’s CPUs. But now Microsoft is preparing for a post-Windows future and Intel is scrambling to figure out what else it can do beside baking chips for a satiated audience of PC users. So what does that mean for Computex, the annual Taipei-based showcase of the latest innovations in the Intel-Windows ecosystem? It means change.
Computex 2018: in the shadow of Apple’s WWDC, the PC industry looks to rediscover its relevance
Jun 4, 2018, 7:23am UTC
https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/4/17421622/intel-microsoft-windows-asus-qualcomm-computex-2018
> Computex has always been the Wintel show.
> Before the age of Android-running, Qualcomm-powered smartphones, the dominant software-hardware combo in the world of personal computing was that of Microsoft’s Windows OS and Intel’s CPUs. But now Microsoft is preparing for a post-Windows future and Intel is scrambling to figure out what else it can do beside baking chips for a satiated audience of PC users. So what does that mean for Computex, the annual Taipei-based showcase of the latest innovations in the Intel-Windows ecosystem? It means change.