Intel reveals AI PC software for creators, with plans to roll out more than 300 AI functionalities in 2024
Intel has started two innovative projects with the goal of making AI-powered PCs more available and viable for a broader audience. The processor manufacturing company intends to launch more than 300 AI capabilities in 2024, spanning across more than 230 models from 12 leading OEM partners.
Intel has unveiled two new projects as part of its AI PC Acceleration Program. The aim of these projects is to encourage the development and incorporation of new AI technologies by software developers, standalone software suppliers, and independent hardware suppliers.
Intel anticipates that these efforts will improve and boost AI functionalities in over 100 million Intel Core Ultra-powered PCs by the close of 2025.
This program's primary goal is to provide developers with a smooth and uninterrupted experience. This is achieved through the integration of software, developer tools, and hardware powered by Intel Core Ultra processors.
Currently, Intel has established collaborations with more than 150 hardware suppliers worldwide. Their goal is to launch over 300 AI-enhanced capabilities in 2024, spanning more than 230 models from 12 notable original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
Intel's Senior Director of Client Hardware Ecosystem, Matt King, expressed his enthusiasm for the company's growth, highlighting the inclusion of 150 hardware providers in the AI PC Accelerator Program. He stated, "We're excited to broaden our innovative hardware and software solutions to involve our vast, collaborative network of developers."
Carla Rodriguez, who holds the position of Vice President and General Manager of Client Software Ecosystem Enabling at Intel, emphasized the importance of this growth, pointing out that the program has moved beyond just working with large Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and now includes small and medium-sized businesses and budding developers. She said, "By introducing the AI PC Developer Program, we're expanding our reach to involve a more diverse range of developers."
The recently revamped developer resource pages have been set up as a unified center, providing developers with access to AI PC and customer-focused toolkits, manuals, and educational resources.
These combined resources are carefully crafted to equip developers with the ability to effectively use Intel Core Ultra processor technologies. This not only enhances the performance of AI and machine learning applications, but also speeds up the creation of innovative use cases.
Developers who are eager to participate in the AI PC Acceleration Program can sign up at no cost via the Intel AI PC development portal. Once approved, they will gain access to a wide array of AI and machine learning instruments and resources, including the Intel OpenVINO toolkit.
Additionally, Intel offers extensive training programs and credentials to help understand the most recent technologies and advancements. The corporation also provides technical assistance to assist hardware suppliers in enhancing and examining their newest technologies.
In the previous year, Intel introduced its Core Ultra processors, which came with an integrated AI accelerator (NPU). This NPU has the ability to effortlessly manage prolonged AI tasks, all while keeping power usage to a minimum. This boosts power efficiency and extends the battery life of laptops.
At the same time, the GPU (Intel Arc) is particularly skilled at handling data-heavy AI calculations, whereas the CPU is superior in processing data in a sequential manner, complex branching, or tasks that require low-latency inference.
Intel has already established collaborations with big names like Adobe, Blackmagic Design, and various notable game creators to refurbish and optimize their products. This is to ensure they fully utilize the capabilities of PCs powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra processors.
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