Intel said Tuesday it is bringing artificial intelligence to its PC chips that will allow inferencing on a device without a connection to the internet.
Intel Corp. said Tuesday that it plans to enhance its PC chips with artificial-intelligence capabilities in time for the holidays, highlighting that the hardware will allow users to better protect their data by keeping it local.
Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger said in a keynote address that the company would launch its Core Ultra processors, which use Intel’s first integrated neural processing unit that is designed to deliver “power-efficient AI acceleration and local inference on the PC.” Intel will also release its fifth-gen Intel Xeon server processors, with both becoming available Dec. 14.
Gelsinger said AI was allowing the $574 billion chip industry to feed an estimated $8 trillion “siliconomy,” what he described as a “growing economy enabled by the magic of silicon and software.” Currently, Rewind.ai only supports Apple Inc.’s AAPL, +0.80% M1 and M2 chips and iPhones. According to Rewind.ai’s website, the service uses about 20% to 40% of a single core, or about 1% to 5% of an M1 or M2’s capacity. A request for comment from Rewind.ai asking if Intel silicon was supported was met with a company referral to its website, which promises that Rewind for Microsoft Corp.’s MSFT, -0.01% Windows was “coming soon.
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