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Innovative Solutions Emerging technologies designed and implemented to grow your business. So, while the event is definitely going to take a turn towards data centers and AI, gaming is absolutely going to be one of the focuses of the event.

We're just not sure what that actually means. So, definitely possible that Team Green will grace us with another graphics card that no one will actually be able to buy. Beyond that, however, we expect to hear about the usual suspects, like new G-Sync displays, ray tracing and DLSS and how those technologies are changing video games forever. And, with E3 taking place a couple weeks after Computex, we might get a hint about major upcoming games that will take advantage of Nvidia RTX tech.

Intel also has a major keynote on the first day of the event, but we aren't holding our breath for anything particularly exciting. It's possible that Intel will throw a couple of surprises our way, though. We could also see Intel talking a little bit more about its Xe graphics, as it's still not competitive with discrete graphics from AMD or Nvidia.

We've been hearing some rumblings about a high-end Intel Xe DG2 , so hopefully we can see it in action at Computex Bill Thomas Twitter is TechRadar's computing editor.

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