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Although this article dates back to early January, it feels as if Microsoft and PC makers are no closer to making a compelling case for AI-enabled PCs.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/barryc...ld-you-buy-one-in-2024-heres-the-ces-verdict/
While the Windows market share is huge, it's not monolithic, and I'm guessing that the segment representing AI-capable PCs is dwarfed by Apple.
But is even Apple currently making use of the NPUs built into their homegrown CPUs?
Perhaps the true value of onboard AI will be in useful but unflashy stuff, such as making our computers and online activities more secure.
As for Windows on ARM: Buy it if you like thin and light PCs that get great battery life, but not in anticipation of a mass x86-to-ARM migration.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/barryc...ld-you-buy-one-in-2024-heres-the-ces-verdict/
While the Windows market share is huge, it's not monolithic, and I'm guessing that the segment representing AI-capable PCs is dwarfed by Apple.
But is even Apple currently making use of the NPUs built into their homegrown CPUs?
Perhaps the true value of onboard AI will be in useful but unflashy stuff, such as making our computers and online activities more secure.
As for Windows on ARM: Buy it if you like thin and light PCs that get great battery life, but not in anticipation of a mass x86-to-ARM migration.