At Tokyo Game Show 2026, Thirdwave’s high-performance PC brand GALLERIA reportedly announced new products and outlined plans to expand beyond gaming into the creative and AI fields.
At the GALLERIA booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, the company’s director, Nagai Masaki (永井正樹), took the stage and reportedly announced plans to strengthen its business in 3 areas: gaming, creativity and AI.
The compact gaming PC E Series was announced as a new product, and units were reportedly displayed at the booth. The series may feature a GeForce RTX 5070 Ti in a chassis of approximately 18L, with a design reportedly suited to everyday use.
The high-performance GALLERIA SMTRE-R59-GL model for AI development and creative work was also announced. It was reportedly presented with features including a 64-core/128-thread Ryzen Threadripper 9980X, up to 256GB of memory and 10GbE support.
The GALLERIA AI-Ready models, designed for local AI use, were also added to the lineup, with 10 models reportedly available for different applications.
In addition, 16 FINAL FANTASY 40th-anniversary collaboration models are scheduled for release next year, 3 of which were reportedly displayed at the booth.
GALLERIA also reportedly discussed expanding its activities in the AI and creative fields, including the GALLERIA CROSSING collaboration initiative, continued support events for creators, and the organization of AI seminars and AI hackathons.