Intel introduced its 14th generation processors and new Core Ultra models at the event it held last week. Unlike standard processor designs, these models come with machine learning chips (NPU) internally. Wanting to use this advantage, Intel wants to bring artificial intelligence to 100 million computers by 2025.
Intel wants to sell 100 million Core Ultra computers
Intel announced that it has launched a new program that aims to provide artificial intelligence capabilities to 100 million computers in the coming years. The hardware giant, which has partnered with major software vendors, will carry out this program with the new generation Core Ultra, which has artificial intelligence processing power.
Intel has launched the first user chips designed specifically for AI tasks in its Raptor Lake Refresh series. The new processors, called Intel Core Ultra, will be released in December and will have a multi-chip module design.
Apple increased the price of its Arcade service in Turkey. Abroad, the price of Apple One, News+ and TV+ increased.
Thanks to this sales program, Intel will offer Core Ultra’s artificial intelligence processing capabilities to software companies. It will share the company’s engineering expertise, development tools and marketing resources with other companies.
Partners included in the program include Adobe, Webex, Zoom and other brands spanning industries such as audio, video, gaming and security. For this purpose, it is aimed to sell 100 million computers within two years.
The long-term goal will be to regain the consumer market lost with Apple’s M series. To win this market, it wants to use artificial intelligence-supported processors.
Don’t forget to share your opinions with us in the comments section.