Intel plans to supply over 100 million chips for AI PCs in five years

At the latest Mobile World Congress.Intelannounced an ambitious plan: by the end of 2025, the company plans to provide support for theartificial intelligence (AI)of personal computers supplying more than 100 million chips. This strategy marks a further expansion of Intel's presence in the AI space and reflects theAI technologygrowing importance in the PC market.

David Feng, Intel's vice president, revealed that in order to achieve this goal, Intel will this year for theAI PCs produce 40 million CPUs and expects that number to climb to 60 million by 2025. This growth strategy not only reflects Intel's deep investment in AI technology, but also the growing market demand for PCs with integrated AI capabilities.

The term "AI PC" doesn't just mean that PCs are equipped with AI technology, it means that these computers are able to utilize AI to work more efficiently and intelligently. This includesMicrosoft corporationThe new CoPilot button was introduced, a feature that allows users to interact with their computers more easily and enable more efficient workflows. In addition, Intel introduced Core Ultra processors and Neural Processing Units, technologies that have built-in GPUs and are specifically designed to process AI models, providing users with more computing power and a more efficient data processing experience.

These technologies are now available as part of the vPro platform for Intel business laptops. The launch of this platform has further boosted the popularity and adoption of AI technologies in enterprise environments.

Intel's plan not only shows its ambition in the field of AI, but also indicates that AI technology is gradually becoming a mainstream trend in the personal computer market. With the continuous progress of technology and growing market demand, we have reason to believe that the future of the personal computer market will be a market full of AI technology.