As enterprises grow wary of entrusting sensitive data to distant cloud infrastructure, a Japanese PC maker has stepped into the space between ambition and practicality — offering a compact machine that brings the computational weight of artificial intelligence back within an organization's own walls. Mouse Computer's DAIV CX-A9A60, unveiled in late August 2026 and priced near $6,000, represents not merely a product launch but a quiet acknowledgment that the era of reflexive cloud dependence is giving way to something more deliberate. In choosing to build around AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395, the com