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ASUS Republic of Gamers unveiled the ROG Raikiri II Pro PC controller featuring an 8,000Hz polling rate, hot-swappable joysticks, and up to 79 hours of battery life, targeting competitive gamers seeking precision and...
AI infrastructure differs from traditional IT due to its need for parallel processing, high-speed data pipelines, and dynamic resource allocation, requiring specialized hardware and network topologies.
ASUS Blade, an AI-powered blood analysis software, received Health Sciences Authority approval in Singapore for clinical use in January 2026, marking ASUS’s first Class B IVD medical device clearance in the country.
ASUS and its ROG brand received 43 Red Dot Design Awards in 2026, including two top honors for the ROG Falcata and ROG Zephyrus Duo, recognizing sustainability and design excellence across multiple categories.
Organizations must now decide whether to deploy AI workloads in the cloud, on-premises, or via a hybrid model, balancing cost, performance, security, and compliance needs.
The term 'AI factory' reflects a shift from experimental AI to large-scale production systems, emphasizing infrastructure efficiency over individual components like GPUs.
AI inference, not just training, now drives enterprise value as businesses deploy models in real workflows, shifting infrastructure focus to responsiveness, cost, and control.
ASUS and MEWC announced the Landmark Battle, an outdoor Excel Esports event on July 10, featuring elite competitors solving data challenges at global landmarks using ASUS ExpertBook Ultra laptops and ZenScreen OLED...