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CTOnews.com, July 28 (Xinhua)-- Intel Corp. recently released its results for the second quarter of 2023, which showed that Intel's second-quarter revenue fell 15% year-on-year to $12.9 billion (CTOnews.com note: about 92.296 billion yuan), higher than the market expectation of $12.02 billion (about 85.999 billion yuan).

After the release of the results, Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger (Pat Kissinger) said in a conference call that Intel was "very optimistic" about AI and that Intel planned to "integrate AI into every product made in the future."

▲ source The Verge is reported that later this year, Intel will release the next-generation chip code-named Meteor Lake. Meteor Lake is "the first consumer chip with built-in neuroprocessors." Intel said that the chip can be competent for a range of machine learning tasks and help the future development of AI.

Although Intel has previously hinted that only high-end Ultra chips will be equipped with AI coprocessors, foreign media The Verge believes that all products sold by Intel in the future will have hardware-level AI functions.

Foreign media said: "at present, the vast majority of users need to connect to the Internet in order to access AI. This requirement of compulsory networking is not friendly. In the future, most AI will be carried out in real time in the users' local clients, such as the real-time language translation in the current Zoom conference software, Adobe's Firefly real-time AI picture tool in Photoshop, and so on. For consumers, developers and enterprises, the clients running locally are more efficient and cheaper." And can avoid delay, privacy disclosure and other problems. "

Considering that Intel's revenue is falling synchronously, and AI is in the tuyere of the industry, Intel CEO's move is conducive to "raising market expectations."

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