How is ASUS Managing the Intel NUC Transition?

It's been a couple of months since Intel's big announcement that they're transitioning out of the NUC manufacturing business. How is their new partner, ASUS, managing the hand-off transition? Are popular NUCs, like the Wall Street Canyon, Dragon Canyon and Arena Canyon, going to be supported? What does the future NUC product rollout look like?

Chris and John Deatherage, Simply NUC's CMO, sit down to discuss the current state of the Intel NUC transition to ASUS and get into all of the fun details.

[cognetic]

What about existing 3-year "Intel" NUC warranties?

[yetanotherandrii]

Just passing by and willing to say thanks for these cool small-talk vids about the nuc topic!

[marais]

What about the Nuc 13 Pro Desktop edition?

[haruyukiarita]

How about Phantom Canyon, any updates for that?

[toysars]

I don't fully understand what you meant by Asus won't support Nuc 12 Enthusiast for example. Does that mean Intel will support it within the 3 year warranty period? I feel like the Enthusiast line is the most interesting of all NUCs since that's really where good integration of CPU and GPU can make a difference and there are no real rivals to it.

[ManuelJordan]

Thanks for the video ... Some Questions: (1) Is wise right now buy an Intel NUC 13? (According with my understanding it is the latest model) (2) Or should I wait in peace the complete transition to Asus? Thanks in advance for the reply

[pgm]

I hope ASUS (or any other vendor) will come up with a vPro NUC... I need them :D

[BradCastYourSlf]

Asus is no stranger to NUCs. I wish that I could get my hands on an ASUS ExpertCenter PN64-E1.