When AI is Deep into the Chip "Capillaries", how can the Smartphone Experience still be Different?
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Update time : 2022-11-28 09:48:09
Looking at the development of consumer chips in 2022, we can clearly grasp a keyword: AI.
From the desktop-oriented CPUs and GPUs released by Intel and Nvidia to the mobile-oriented smartphone SoCs released by Qualcomm, almost all flagship chip products have started to deepen their integration with AI technology.
When we take a broader perspective, the head players in the global technology industry today, without exception, are making efforts toward AI, and some chip giants even directly call themselves "AI companies". A small chip to play a role in the product, has long since left the era of pure reliance on hardware arithmetic, AI's deep involvement, so that the "smart device" imagination has been greatly expanded. AI is really so important, we really can not be separated from it? Why do the chip giants love AI technology so much? In fact, AI has long been integrated into every aspect of our lives.For example, today almost no one can work and live without a smartphone. And every time we open the phone for facial recognition unlock, every time to scan the code payment, every time to call the voice assistant, and even every time to connect to the network, AI technology plays a key role in it. As the head player of smartphone chips, Qualcomm naturally understands the huge potential of AI technology in mobile applications. At this year's Snapdragon Summit, we can see that one of the core features of Qualcomm's second-generation Snapdragon 8 is the deep integration of AI technology in all aspects of the chip's capabilities It can even be said that this is an "AI mobile chip".As Qualcomm defined at the summit, this is their "first mobile chip built for AI". Today, when deep into this small chip, deep excavation in which AI technology for performance, imaging, games, communications, audio and other aspects of the empowerment, we can responsibly say that AI technology, perhaps the key to open the next era of mobile chips, and mobile smart hardware experience, will also be significantly revolutionized by AI technology.
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