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Summary
- Asus unveiled AI-centric workstations for modern businesses at Computex.
- ExpertBook P3 series offers up to 66 TOPS of AI performance powered by AMD Ryzen™ processors.
- ExpertCenter P600 and P700 series provide 50 TOPS of NPU power in different form factors.
Computex is full of some of the flashiest, most powerful tech we'll see this whole year. However, that kind of hardware is definitely not for everyone. Sometimes you just want a computer that does its job, and does it well. And what better device to achieve this than something made with office work in mind from the ground up?
Fortunately, while Asus has definitely been showing us its absolute best in its other fields, it has left some room for the humble yet dependable workstations. These are all equipped to handle the demanding AI tasks that modern-day businesses use, and they should be available soon.
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In an emailed press release, Asus broke down everything it has been working on for AI-based workstations. The main cream of the crop is its ExpertBook P3 series:
ASUS ExpertBook P3 Series
Leading the charge is the ASUS ExpertBook P3 Series, available in 14-inch (PM3406) and 16-inch (PM3606) variants, ExpertBook P3 is powered by up to AMD Ryzen™ AI PRO 7 processors with 45W TDP, and delivering up to 66 total system TOPS of AI performance. It is engineered with a high-capacity 70Wh battery for all-day productivity on the go. It features ExpertCool thermal technology that keeps its cool whether opened or closed, a full metal chassis, and a full array of I/O ports positioned to enhance comfort and mouse movement.
Asus also used the time to tell us about the ExpertCenter P600 series, the company's first-ever all-in-one Copilot+ PC. It's available in 24-inch and 27-inch screen sizes, and it's kitted out to deliver 50 TOPS of dedicated NPU power. If you prefer a tower, the ExpertCenter P700 series also gives you 50 TOPS in either a mini-tower or a small form factor, so you can easily fit it on your work desk. And while Asus wasn't ready to share pricing, it did say it wanted to get these out during the second half of 2025.
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