Intel reckons the NPUs that power the 'AI PC' are needed on your lap, on the edge, but not on the desktop
Intel reckons the NPUs that power the 'AI PC' are needed on your lap, on the edge, but not on the desktopIntel has created versions of its Core Ultra processors – aka Meteor Lake – for use in socketed motherboards employed in embedded and edge applications, the x86 giant announced today at the Embedded World conference in Germany.
Though Intel doesn't mention it explicitly, Core Ultra PS should also not require motherboards with a chipset, as it will be included in the processor package similar to laptop Core Ultra processors.Intel's Embedded World announcements also include upgraded Atom parts. Intel also wants to remind everyone that it launched its Agilex 5 FPGAs with AI back in February and that devices using the new FPGAs, including developer boards, are widely available.
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