Intel, which organized a comprehensive event in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, introduced its innovations in the field of artificial intelligence. The most important of these innovations is the integration with Microsoft’s chat assistant Copilot. Accordingly, the assistant can be used integratedly on many computers thanks to Intel’s artificial intelligence processors.
It is said that this development may cause the cards to be redistributed in Silicon Valley. It is also claimed that the news, which was greeted with great enthusiasm by the company’s investors, may cause a noticeable jump in Intel shares. Here are the most important details about the subject…
Intel will not make concessions in the field of artificial intelligence
While the new capabilities of Intel Core Ultra processors were once again revealed at the event, features that could make AMD, the company’s main rival, lose sleep were explained. While it is stated that these processors will consume significantly less power, it is also said that they will provide a much more stable performance. It is also said that the products will offer more options than ever in terms of personalization.
In its statement on the subject, Intel management underlined that they have been working on Copilot support for a long time, and also gave hope for new collaborations with Microsoft in the future. However, it is claimed that an internet connection will still be needed for Copilot to operate at full efficiency. While a lot of things seem pretty good in theory, we’ll see the reality when the products hit the market. At the end of the day, we hope all these developments benefit users.
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