Intel Reveals , New AI Chips.
On June 4, Intel announced its new
Xeon 6 processor, CNBC reports. .
The new AI chips will help to
provide better performance and more efficient power for data centers.
The announcement follows similar
launches from rivals Nvidia and AMD.
The announcement follows similar
launches from rivals Nvidia and AMD.
Intel launched its 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors just six months ago.
In April, the company
unveiled the Gaudi 3 processor.
Customers are looking for high
performance, cost-effective gen AI
training and inferencing solutions.
And they’ve started to turn
to alternatives like Gaudi. , Patrick Gelsinger, chief executive officer of Intel Corp., via statement.
They want choice. They want
open software and hardware
solutions and time to market
solutions at dramatically lower
TCOs [total cost of ownership], Patrick Gelsinger, chief executive officer of Intel Corp., via statement.
Intel plans "to continue to grow the AI PC category" with its Lunar Lake chips, which
are scheduled to ship in Q3 2024.
Intel, which recorded a $7 billion operating loss in 2023, is attempting to catch up to
its rivals amid the ongoing AI frenzy.
While Intel has been struggling, it differs from Nvidia and AMD because it manufactures chips in addition to designing them.
Additionally, Intel received $20 billion in funding from the CHIPS and Science Act
which could help the company to advance.
Additionally, Intel received $20 billion in funding from the CHIPS and Science Act
which could help the company to advance
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Microsoft Announces , New Surface PCs With AI Chips.
On May 20, Microsoft announced that it will be releasing a Surface Laptop and Surface Pro tablet with Qualcomm AI chips, CNBC reports. .
On May 20, Microsoft announced that it will be releasing a Surface Laptop and Surface Pro tablet with Qualcomm AI chips, CNBC reports. .
Qualcomm's Arm-based chips
deliver longer battery life.
Other computer makers such as Dell, HP, Acer and more are also debuting AI-ready PCs that will offer Microsoft's Copilot AI chatbot.
PCs equipped with AMD and Intel chips that adopt the Copilot+ standard will be released at a later date, Microsoft said. .
PCs equipped with AMD and Intel chips that adopt the Copilot+ standard will be released at a later date, Microsoft said. .
Copilot+ computers will begin at $999.
Pre-orders are currently being accepted. .
The devices will be available in June.
The new offering comes almost four
months after Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said on an earnings call that "in 2024,
AI will become a first-class part of every PC." .
The new offering comes almost four
months after Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said on an earnings call that "in 2024,
AI will become a first-class part of every PC." .
On May 20, Microsoft shares
closed at $425.34, up 1.2%.
Qualcomm increased 2%
to $197.76, a record close
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