In a development reflecting optimism and efforts in the technology sector, Intel has announced its ambition to deliver 100 million processors supported by artificial intelligence for personal computers by the year 2025.
In an interview conducted by Nikkei Asia with David Wang, Vice President of Intel’s Personal Computing Group, the company’s ambitious plans were revealed. It is expected to provide 40 million personal computers with Intel processors this year, followed by an additional step to introduce 60 million more computers by 2025.
This announcement underscores Intel’s strong focus on artificial intelligence technology and its importance in the development of future computers. This achievement is expected to make a qualitative leap in the computers’ ability to process data and improve software performance.
With this bold move, Intel reaffirms its pioneering position in the processor technology market and boosts optimism in its ability to evolve and innovate in the world of technology.
