Microsoft and Nvidia have announced a partnership focused on integrating advanced AI features into laptops, according to a recent report. The collaboration aims to deliver ‘supercharged’ artificial intelligence performance for portable devices.
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More AI means more power consumption. I hope they prioritize efficiency alongside performance.
This sounds expensive. Will these laptops come with a hefty price tag attached?
As a developer, local LLMs on laptops would be a game changer. Hope the NPU support is actually useful.
Or just another marketing buzzword? Let’s see benchmarks before I upgrade my gear.
Finally, real AI on the go. My current laptop feels like a brick compared to what this promises.