The annual Computex computing conference in Taipei, Taiwan, isn’t going to be filled to the brim with as many wacky gadgets as CES 2025, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing noteworthy.

Bob Kelly stops by the Immaculate Heart of Mary ahead of their "Nun Run" on June 7, which benefits Camilla Hall.

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