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technology1 year ago

"Qualcomm's AI-Powered Chips and Modems Set to Revolutionize Device Connectivity and Performance"

Qualcomm showcased its latest generation of chips and AI models for mobile devices at the 2024 Mobile World Congress, with CFO Akash Palkhiwala emphasizing the deployment of large language models on edge devices such as phones, PCs, automotive, and IoT devices. Palkhiwala highlighted the company's AI hub, making it easy for developers to access and deploy models, and expressed excitement about the impact of generative AI on smartphones and other edge devices, foreseeing a significant market expansion and revenue growth for Qualcomm.

technology2 years ago

Intel's AI Everywhere Initiative Gains Momentum with New Processor Launch

Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger is promoting the company's AI Everywhere initiative, which aims to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into PCs and edge devices. Intel plans to unveil a new PC powered by an AI semiconductor chip and aims to make AI-enabled devices the industry standard. Gelsinger sees this as a "Centrino-like moment" that will redefine the PC and enable new applications and communication capabilities. Intel aims to deliver hundreds of millions of AI-enabled devices and is positioning itself as a leader in the AI PC space, despite potential competition from companies like Nvidia.

technology2 years ago

The Battle for AI Power: Qualcomm vs AMD.

Qualcomm senior vice president Alex Katouzian cautioned that the future of AI will require more power than what cloud services can provide, as the data fueling a new class of edge devices using generative AI will be massive. He predicted that AI performance will be a key metric consumers look for when purchasing a PC, similar to how they compare CPU and GPU performance. As growth in the number of connected devices and data traffic continues to accelerate and data center costs climb, it won’t be possible to send everything to the cloud, especially when personal information is involved.