Latest news with #Arm-based
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
CyberLink Expands Support for Arm-based Windows Computers with AI PC Optimized Solutions Debuting at COMPUTEX 2025
TAIPEI, Taiwan, May 21, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CyberLink ( a leading provider of digital creative editing software and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, today announced expanded support for Arm-based Windows computers, reinforcing its commitment to next-generation AI PCs. At COMPUTEX 2025, CyberLink will unveil its latest software and hardware integration solutions optimized for Arm, showcasing enhanced performance and accessibility across its flagship creative applications. Additionally, CyberLink has been invited to speak at the Arm Developer Experience event to discuss its collaborative work with Arm and the future of high-efficiency, AI-driven creative workflows. Building on a deepened technical collaboration with the Arm ecosystem, CyberLink is expanding its long-standing platform support to deliver fully optimized experiences for Arm-based Windows systems. This effort is part of CyberLink's broader initiative to ensure compatibility across the growing ecosystem of AI PCs, as more PC manufacturers launch new models powered by Arm technology. The enhancements significantly boost the performance of CyberLink's industry-leading applications, including PowerDirector, its comprehensive AI video editing software, and Promeo, its AI-powered creative studio for online selling and marketing. PowerDirector now delivers video output speeds up to 1.8 times faster than CPU rendering through GPU acceleration, resulting in substantially improved performance across a variety of use cases. With the Arm architecture gaining widespread adoption, CyberLink is positioning itself at the forefront of AI-powered content creation. The company's cross-platform support strategy ensures that users across all AI PC models can take full advantage of cutting-edge performance and intelligent editing capabilities. CyberLink Co-President, Vincent Lin, stated, "As more PC OEMs embrace Arm architecture, we're committed to ensuring our solutions are optimized for all the latest platforms. By working closely with Arm and major PC manufacturers, we're making sure every user can experience faster, smoother, and smarter editing—regardless of their device." This launch underscores CyberLink's long-term vision of delivering platform-agnostic, high-performance creative tools, solidifying its role in the evolving AI PC landscape and empowering users around the world with accessible, innovative editing experiences. View source version on Contacts Press Contacts press@
Business Wire
21-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
CyberLink Expands Support for Arm-based Windows Computers with AI PC Optimized Solutions Debuting at COMPUTEX 2025
TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CyberLink ( a leading provider of digital creative editing software and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, today announced expanded support for Arm-based Windows computers, reinforcing its commitment to next-generation AI PCs. At COMPUTEX 2025, CyberLink will unveil its latest software and hardware integration solutions optimized for Arm, showcasing enhanced performance and accessibility across its flagship creative applications. Additionally, CyberLink has been invited to speak at the Arm Developer Experience event to discuss its collaborative work with Arm and the future of high-efficiency, AI-driven creative workflows. Building on a deepened technical collaboration with the Arm ecosystem, CyberLink is expanding its long-standing platform support to deliver fully optimized experiences for Arm-based Windows systems. This effort is part of CyberLink's broader initiative to ensure compatibility across the growing ecosystem of AI PCs, as more PC manufacturers launch new models powered by Arm technology. The enhancements significantly boost the performance of CyberLink's industry-leading applications, including PowerDirector, its comprehensive AI video editing software, and Promeo, its AI-powered creative studio for online selling and marketing. PowerDirector now delivers video output speeds up to 1.8 times faster than CPU rendering through GPU acceleration, resulting in substantially improved performance across a variety of use cases. With the Arm architecture gaining widespread adoption, CyberLink is positioning itself at the forefront of AI-powered content creation. The company's cross-platform support strategy ensures that users across all AI PC models can take full advantage of cutting-edge performance and intelligent editing capabilities. CyberLink Co-President, Vincent Lin, stated, "As more PC OEMs embrace Arm architecture, we're committed to ensuring our solutions are optimized for all the latest platforms. By working closely with Arm and major PC manufacturers, we're making sure every user can experience faster, smoother, and smarter editing—regardless of their device." This launch underscores CyberLink's long-term vision of delivering platform-agnostic, high-performance creative tools, solidifying its role in the evolving AI PC landscape and empowering users around the world with accessible, innovative editing experiences.
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
CyberLink Expands Support for Arm-based Windows Computers with AI PC Optimized Solutions Debuting at COMPUTEX 2025
TAIPEI, Taiwan, May 21, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CyberLink ( a leading provider of digital creative editing software and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, today announced expanded support for Arm-based Windows computers, reinforcing its commitment to next-generation AI PCs. At COMPUTEX 2025, CyberLink will unveil its latest software and hardware integration solutions optimized for Arm, showcasing enhanced performance and accessibility across its flagship creative applications. Additionally, CyberLink has been invited to speak at the Arm Developer Experience event to discuss its collaborative work with Arm and the future of high-efficiency, AI-driven creative workflows. Building on a deepened technical collaboration with the Arm ecosystem, CyberLink is expanding its long-standing platform support to deliver fully optimized experiences for Arm-based Windows systems. This effort is part of CyberLink's broader initiative to ensure compatibility across the growing ecosystem of AI PCs, as more PC manufacturers launch new models powered by Arm technology. The enhancements significantly boost the performance of CyberLink's industry-leading applications, including PowerDirector, its comprehensive AI video editing software, and Promeo, its AI-powered creative studio for online selling and marketing. PowerDirector now delivers video output speeds up to 1.8 times faster than CPU rendering through GPU acceleration, resulting in substantially improved performance across a variety of use cases. With the Arm architecture gaining widespread adoption, CyberLink is positioning itself at the forefront of AI-powered content creation. The company's cross-platform support strategy ensures that users across all AI PC models can take full advantage of cutting-edge performance and intelligent editing capabilities. CyberLink Co-President, Vincent Lin, stated, "As more PC OEMs embrace Arm architecture, we're committed to ensuring our solutions are optimized for all the latest platforms. By working closely with Arm and major PC manufacturers, we're making sure every user can experience faster, smoother, and smarter editing—regardless of their device." This launch underscores CyberLink's long-term vision of delivering platform-agnostic, high-performance creative tools, solidifying its role in the evolving AI PC landscape and empowering users around the world with accessible, innovative editing experiences. View source version on Contacts Press Contacts press@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Qualcomm to Re-Enter the Data Center Market with Nvidia
QUALCOMM Incorporated (NASDAQ:QCOM) announced on Monday that it will make a return to the data center CPU market with NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA). The company will develop custom central processing units for data centers that use NVIDIA's technology to connect efficiently with its artificial intelligence chips. An aerial view of a bustling semiconductor production zone showcasing the company's integrated circuits. This is not the first time that QUALCOMM Incorporated (NASDAQ:QCOM) will be making CPUs for data centers. Back in 2010, the company began the development and testing of Arm-based CPUs with Meta Platforms. However, these developments were scaled back due to cost constraints and legal challenges. The CEO of QUALCOMM Incorporated (NASDAQ:QCOM), Cristiano Amon, noted that they have been quietly reviving their data center CPU ambition by being in talks with Meta Platforms, and they also recently signed a letter of understanding with an AI firm in Saudi Arabia to co-develop custom data center CPUs. Now, the company will incorporate its CPUs with NVIDIA's GPUs to deliver high-performance, energy-efficient computing tailored for AI applications. This initiative, which was announced at COMPUTEX 2025, aligns with QUALCOMM Incorporated's (NASDAQ:QCOM) broader strategy to diversify its revenue streams. During the fiscal second quarter of 2025, the company highlighted that it is targeting $22 billion in non-handset revenue by 2029, with AI being a key driver of growth. While we acknowledge the potential of QCOM as an investment, our conviction lies in the belief that some AI stocks hold greater promise for delivering higher returns and have limited downside risk. If you are looking for an AI stock that is more promising than QCOM and that has 100x upside potential, check out our report about this cheapest AI stock. READ NEXT: and . Disclosure: None
Time of India
20-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Qualcomm to make data center processors that connect to Nvidia chips
By Stephen Nellis and Max A. Cherney SAN FRANCISCO/TAIPEI: Qualcomm on Monday said it will make custom data center central processing units, or CPUs, that use technology from Nvidia to connect to Nvidia's artificial intelligence chips. Nvidia's chips are dominant in the AI market but always paired with CPUs, a market traditionally dominated by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices. Nvidia has jumped into the CPU market itself, designing a chip using technology from Arm Holdings to develop its own "Grace" CPU. On Monday, Qualcomm said it would return to the data center CPU market. In the 2010s, Qualcomm began developing an Arm-based CPU that it tested with Meta Platforms , but curtailed those efforts amid cost cuts and legal challenges. But after acquiring a team of ex-Apple chip designers in 2021, Qualcomm has quietly revived those efforts, again holding discussions with Meta about a data center CPU. Qualcomm last week confirmed that it has a letter of understanding with Saudi Arabian AI firm Humain to develop a custom data center CPU. On Monday, Qualcomm said that its future chips would use technology from Nvidia that will help them communicate quickly with Nvidia's graphics processors (GPUs), which are the mainstay of its AI chip portfolio. "With the ability to connect our custom processors to Nvidia's rack-scale architecture, we're advancing a shared vision of high-performance energy-efficient computing to the data center," Cristiano Amon said on Monday.
