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Panasonic Introduces AI-Enabled Smartphones

The smartphones also allow users to find their digital avatar to make daily conversations fun with Facemoji

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Panasonic also launched mobile computing devices in India. Flickr

Japanese electronics company Panasonic on Wednesday launched two new Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled smartphones – Eluga Z1 and Z1 Pro at Rs 14,490 and Rs 17,490 respectively.

Eluga Z1 and Z1 Pro come with 3GB + 32GB and 4GB + 64GB internal storage respectively which can be further expanded up to 128GB, Panasonic India said in a statement.

Powered by MediaTek Helio P22 processor, both the phones run on Android 8.1 Oreo and come with a dual SIM configuration.

Featuring a 2.5 curved metal design, the smartphones have a 6.19-inch HD+ display and are equipped with a 4000 mAh battery.

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Panasonic adds new smartphone to ‘Eluga’ series. IANS

“The new Eluga Z1 and Z1 Pro have been built keeping in mind the technology savvy end user,” said Pankaj Rana, Business Head – Mobility Division, Panasonic India.

The new Eluga Z1 and Z1 Pro are integrated with 13+2MP AI-powered dual rear camera and 8MP front camera with flash.

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The smartphones also allow users to find their digital avatar to make daily conversations fun with Facemoji.  (IANS)

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US Chipmaker Intel Eyes AI on ‘Edge Computing’

It is designed to accelerate AI tasks, particularly ones like image processing, delivering performance up to six times the power efficiency of existing processors

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Intel on Wednesday unveiled eight additional 10th Gen Intel Core processors for modern laptop computing.
Intel on Wednesday unveiled eight additional 10th Gen Intel Core processors for modern laptop computing. Pixabay

US chipmaker Intel Corp. has said that it will focus on “edge computing” that could hold the key to the success of artificial intelligence (AI) in the future.

Edge computing refers to the practice of storing data on computers located near cell towers and other network equipment to improve network response times. It is different from today’s Cloud-based system, where information is sent to a distant data centre, Yonhap news agency reported on Wednesday.

“Forty-three per cent of AI tasks will be handled by edge computing in 2023,” Kwon Myung-sook, CEO of Intel Korea, said in a statement during a forum in Seoul.

“AI devices empowered with edge function will jump 15-fold.”

The expansion of computing at the edge is an important growth opportunity for the chip giant — an estimated $65 billion market by 2023, Intel said.

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The future of computing is a massive market worth more than two trillion US dollars. Pixabay

More AI is being incorporated into edge devices, from Internet of Things (IoT) devices to smartphones, as AI algorithms improve, according to the company.

“Innovation in edge computing has become necessary where data is most produced,” Kwon said. “It is why Intel is preparing a platform solution that can cover both hardware and software.”

Intel said AI will support and provide new services in eight key industries, including smart cities, robots and gaming.

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In order to do so, Intel said it will launch the next-generation Movidius Vision Processing Unit next year.

It is designed to accelerate AI tasks, particularly ones like image processing, delivering performance up to six times the power efficiency of existing processors. (IANS)

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