ASUS has announced its participation in Computex 2026, where it will unveil its latest advancements in AI-driven computing and next-generation user experiences under the theme “Ubiquitous AI. Incredible Possibilities.”

At its exhibition booth, ASUS will showcase a wide range of AI innovations across multiple sectors, including Workspace AI, Industrial AI, Everyday AI, Creator AI, Healthcare AI, and Gaming AI. These demonstrations highlight how the company is evolving AI beyond standalone devices into connected intelligent ecosystems that enhance productivity, creativity, mobility, entertainment, and industry-specific use cases.

A key emphasis this year is on Everyday AI, featuring ASUS’s newest consumer laptops built for contemporary lifestyles. The company will preview upcoming models in its premium Zenbook and Vivobook lineups, offering a blend of elegant design, portability, high-quality immersive displays, and AI-enhanced features designed for work, study, creativity, and entertainment. Visitors can also look forward to refreshed design directions and lifestyle-oriented innovations that reinforce ASUS’s focus on merging technology with personal style.

ASUS will additionally introduce its next generation of agentic AI solutions, aimed at making artificial intelligence more accessible, practical, and seamlessly integrated into daily use. These systems prioritize intuitive interaction and simplicity, enabling AI to better understand user intent, assist with tasks, and adapt fluidly across different environments and workflows. Further details are expected to be revealed during the event.

The ASUS showcase will be held from June 2 to June 5, 2026, at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1 (4F), Booth M0820.

ASUS also invites global audiences to explore its Computex platform, where its latest innovations for creators, professionals, and gamers will be introduced starting June 2, 2026.

IFS, a global leader in Industrial AI software, has announced that premium appliance manufacturer Miele is extending its long-standing partnership with the company to modernize its global field service operations. After successfully deploying IFS solutions in Australia and New Zealand, Miele intends to expand the AI-driven IFS Cloud platform to more than 25 countries over the next five years.

Miele is undertaking a major transformation of its worldwide service organization, placing Industrial AI at the center of its strategy to deliver faster, more efficient, and customer-centric service processes. The implementation of IFS Cloud supports the full service lifecycle, from initial customer interaction to issue resolution, helping improve first-time fix rates and speed up problem resolution. By using IFS.ai within the IFS Field Service Management (FSM) solution, Miele can optimize workforce scheduling across its network of in-house technicians and partners, aligning technician skills with spare parts availability for smarter service planning.

The Australia and New Zealand deployments were completed within nine months and currently support around 200 field technicians and contact center staff. With IFS FSM capabilities, Miele can analyze service trends, forecast equipment failures, and assign the most suitable technicians, ensuring the right expertise and parts are available at the right time. This approach improves customer satisfaction while supporting Miele’s sustainability goals through AI-based routing that reduces travel distances and lowers CO₂ emissions.

Axel Kruse, Senior Vice President, Business Unit Customer Service at Miele, said the company’s service transformation focuses on delivering a smarter, more proactive customer experience that resolves issues faster and more sustainably. He noted that Industrial AI enables Miele to anticipate service demand, optimize operations globally, and increasingly address issues remotely. The successful rollout in Australia and New Zealand has provided the confidence to scale the solution worldwide and strengthen customer trust and loyalty across markets.

Mark Moffat, CEO of IFS, stated that Miele’s journey highlights how Industrial AI can be scaled effectively with the right foundation and support. Through IFS Success, the company is helping Miele deliver high-quality service experiences, accelerate time to value, reduce risk, and supplement internal teams with expert guidance as the global rollout continues. He added that IFS is proud to support Miele in transforming its service operations through AI.

As part of the IFS Success program, Miele will collaborate closely with IFS specialists to maximize the value of its IFS investments. The framework offers access to best practices, expert guidance, and structured implementation support to reduce risk and minimize disruption while complementing Miele’s internal teams. This partnership will help Miele achieve its business objectives as it expands AI-driven service operations globally.