India, June 15 -- Computex 2026 was dominated by conversations around AI infrastructure, soaring memory costs, and the race to secure increasingly expensive accelerator hardware. But according to Intel's Anil Nanduri, Vice President, AI Product Management & GTM, the future of AI computing may be less about chasing the most powerful GPUs and more about making smarter choices.

In a conversation with HT on the sidelines of Computex 2026, Nanduri argued that AI deployments are entering a phase where organisations can choose from a wider spectrum of compute options depending on their needs, budgets, and workloads.

The discussion began with Intel's latest platform improvements, including expanded memory capabilities, and what they could mean ...