“Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a generational change, which is giving rise to a new era of global expansion where computing is increasingly essential to improve the future of everyone,” said Pat Gelsinger, CEO of Intel, when start of a new version of Intel Innovation that takes place this week in San José, California, United States.

Gelsinger’s words are directly related to the announcements that the company is making at the great event, where they presented a series of technologies that seek – as he emphasized – to bring AI “everywhere” and make it “more accessible” in all areas. of work.

Along these lines, the CEO of Intel presented examples of how they are incorporating Artificial Intelligence capabilities into their products (he demonstrated a real-time transcription that was executed from a laptop) and announced that starting December 14 they will be The new 14th generation processors – code name Meteor Lake – are available, which will be the first to have an AI chip.

“We are ushering in a new era of computers with AI,” he indicated, then emphasizing that “Artificial Intelligence will transform the PC experience, unleashing personal productivity and creativity through the power of the cloud and the PC working together.” .

Intel Core Ultra processors, which will feature Intel’s first integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU), will allow developers to work on Artificial Intelligence tasks that they could previously only execute in the cloud. Thus, they will provide completely new PC experiences. It should also be noted that these processors will present great advances in energy efficiency.