Microsoft's AI PC roadmap shows where Ryzen AI 500 and Intel Nova Lake fit into Windows
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Forward-looking: Neither AMD nor Intel has formally announced its next wave of laptop chips. Microsoft, however, already seems to have a spot picked out for them. A slide that appears to come from the company sorts Windows PCs into four AI tiers by memory. Ryzen AI 500 and Core Ultra Series 4 both land in its mainstream Copilot+ class.
Known leaker HXL posted the slide on X on Tuesday. Titled "Windows is the home for hybrid intelligence," it lines PCs up along a memory scale that runs from 8GB to beyond 128GB. Chip names only appear underneath, almost like footnotes.
Those footnotes still carry the biggest news, though. Microsoft splits its Copilot+ tier into three bands, from quick local questions at 16GB to delegated tasks at 32GB and long-running jobs at 64GB. Core...
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