The development of artificial intelligence causes increasing demands on computer hardware. Giant chip manufacturers such as Intel started to warn users about this issue. An Intel executive stated that memory capacity for artificial intelligence-enabled computers will increase significantly in the coming years.
Intel: A minimum of 32 GB RAM will be required for artificial intelligence computers
Speaking at the Flash Memory Market Summit, Intel Technology China General Manager Gao Yu discussed the future of artificial intelligence computers. Accordingly, he said that the entry-level configuration will start with 32 GB RAM.
According to Gao’s statement, the current memory standard of 16 GB will be phased out. Intel also plans to start shipping computers with 64 GB memory early next year.
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The increasing capabilities of artificial intelligence require more processing power and data processing capabilities in computers. AI models like Copilot in Windows 11 require more memory to run without engaging cloud services.
Companies like Microsoft have increased base memory requirements for AI computers to up to 16 GB. However, developments in artificial intelligence have revealed that the 16 GB RAM standard may increase. It is thought that 32 GB will soon become the new entry level.
It may be necessary to invest more in computers for the development of artificial intelligence-supported hardware. This could increase the prices of both memory and computers.
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