ASUS Mini PCs at CES 2026: Compact Powerhouses Revealed

ASUS has redefined small-form-factor computing at CES 2026 with an impressive lineup of mini PCs that pack desktop-class performance into ultracompact designs. From AI workstations to gaming rigs, these tiny…

January 8, 2026
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ASUS has redefined small-form-factor computing at CES 2026 with an impressive lineup of mini PCs that pack desktop-class performance into ultracompact designs. From AI workstations to gaming rigs, these tiny powerhouses prove that size doesn’t limit capability.

Revolutionary Small-Form-Factor Computing Lineup

ASUS Mini PC Lineup Overview

ModelProcessorAI PerformancePrice (India)
NUC 16 ProIntel Core Ultra X9180 TOPSTBA
ExpertCenter PN55AMD Ryzen AI 40055 TOPSTBA
ROG GR70AMD Ryzen 9 + RTX 5070Gaming-focused₹3,49,000
Ascent GX10NVIDIA GB10 SuperchipPetaflop-scale₹4,00,000
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NUC 16 Pro: AI-Powered Business Workhorse

The NUC 16 Pro delivers up to 180 platform TOPS—nearly double its predecessor—making it ideal for machine learning and advanced analytics. With ASUS AI SuperBuild, businesses can train custom Large Language Models locally, keeping sensitive data secure. The 0.7-liter chassis includes dual 2.5G LAN, WiFi 7, and military-grade durability testing.

ExpertCenter PN55: Copilot+ Efficiency

As a Copilot+ PC, the ExpertCenter PN55 leverages AMD Ryzen AI 400 processors with 55 TOPS NPU performance. Built for modern workflows, it features a dedicated Copilot key, fingerprint sensor, and comprehensive connectivity with dual 2.5G LAN and six USB ports—all in an ultracompact 0.6-liter chassis.

ROG GR70: Gaming in Miniature

ASUS’s first ROG gaming mini PC combines AMD Ryzen 9 processing with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070/5060 laptop GPUs. Triple-fan cooling keeps temperatures optimal during intense gaming sessions, while WiFi 7 ensures lag-free online performance. Available from February, it brings desktop gaming power to space-conscious setups.

Ascent GX10: Desktop AI Supercomputer

The crown jewel is the Ascent GX10, powered by the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip with 128GB unified memory. This petaflop-scale desktop AI supercomputer runs standalone or scales into private-cloud configurations, offering full-stack AI development capabilities in a minimal footprint.

For detailed specifications, visit ASUS Business. Stay updated on more tech launches at TechnoSports.

FAQs

When will the ROG GR70 be available in India?

The ROG GR70 launches in February 2026 at ₹3,49,000.

What makes the NUC 16 Pro suitable for enterprises?

It offers 180 TOPS AI performance, local LLM training with AI SuperBuild, and military-grade durability.

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