Copilot+ Personal Computers with Intel and AMD processors set to launch in November

Introduced back in May, Copilot+ PCs are Windows systems designed with advanced AI capabilities. Initially, only devices featuring Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite or X Plus chips were certified for Copilot+ compatibility by Microsoft.

Starting this November, new PCs powered by Intel and AMD CPUs will be supported as well. Specifically, they will come equipped with Intel Core Ultra 200V or AMD Ryzen AI 300 processors, known for their ability to efficiently handle AI computing tasks.

For more details on the upcoming Copilot+ PCs, visit the Windows Experience blog.

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