AMD says the CPU’s built-in AI engine was designed in collaboration with Microsoft and does not affect software compatibility

IT Home News on June 2, according to Mashdigi, AMD Consumer Business President David McAfee said at the Computex 2023 Taipei International Computer Show that the processor integrating the AI ​​engine was designed in cooperation with Microsoft and will not affect the software. compatibility.

According to reports, McAfee told reporters after the meeting that the Ryzen 7040U series processors with built-in AI engines were designed in in-depth cooperation with Microsoft. In its next-generation processors, Intel will also use the same cooperation model to integrate VPU units.

McAfee pointed out that under the artificial intelligence computing framework provided by Microsoft, the software can choose AMD's Ryzen AI engine or Intel VPU for accelerated computing through compilation. Developers can let the software automatically select different accelerators without affecting software compatibility.

The specifications of IT Home’s Ryzen 7040U series processors are as follows:

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