AMD has recently launched its Ryzen 7000 mobile processors, which are the first x86 chips to contain a dedicated AI engine that can support Microsoft’s Windows Studio Effects. If Microsoft intends to make more extensive use of AI in the next version of Windows, it would need to work closely with hardware partners such as Intel and AMD to optimize chips that can handle AI workloads. Microsoft is also reportedly working on AI-powered smart snapping features for Windows 11. Mehdi discussed the latest Windows 11 update, which includes AI-powered features such as Bing integration and recommended content for business users. Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft’s head of consumer marketing, recently commented on the potential for AI in the Windows experience. While Microsoft has not announced any plans for Windows 12, there are indications that the company is looking to incorporate AI-powered features in future versions of Windows. However, Intel and Microsoft have declined to comment on these rumors. a known hardware leaker who previously revealed the specs of Intel’s Xeon chips, has disclosed information about Intel’s Meteor Lake desktop platform, which is expected to support Windows 12. Recently, rumors have surfaced about Intel and Microsoft seemingly gearing up for the launch of Windows 12, which has not yet been officially announced.

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