THE Artificial intelligence has become a buzzword in recent years and can be found in many daily conversations, although many people are still not very clear about what it is or how it works, limiting themselves to considering the danger it represents for the future, in the future. style of SkynetAI that leads an army of robots in movies Terminator.
Microsoft announced a few months ago the requirements for a team to be considered PC with AIso that it falls into the PC Copilot+ category. The main requirement is that it be able to perform artificial intelligence tasks locally, without depending on the cloud at any time.
This is possible thanks to the NPUNeural Processing Unit, a processor that operates independently of the graphics card and CPU, performing only AI-related activities. In the months since Microsoft’s announcement, the lineup of laptops bearing the Copilot+ moniker has been expanding, with ASUS being the latest manufacturer to join the list with the ExpertBook P5.
ASUS’s first laptop with AI
For a PC to fall into the Copilot+ category, it must have an NPU. However, not just any NPU will do, it must offer a minimum performance of 45 TOPS.
This requirement is met by the new generation of Intel Core Ultra processors, processors that integrate an NPU with up to 48 TOPSwhich represents 3 times the performance of the first generation of these processors and meets the requirements of Microsoft’s Copilot+.
The NPU found inside this new laptop is not only focused on creating images, texts or videos locally using artificial intelligence, as it also takes advantage of ASUS software such as AI Experts Meetingan AI assistant that leverages AI capabilities to enhance audio and video to make communication as seamless and secure as possible.
Another interesting application that benefits from AI is AI Meeting which is responsible for transcribing video calls in real time, generating summaries and, in addition, it also allows you to ask questions about the generated summaries.
Being a device primarily intended for businesses, security must be first and foremost. This is not an issue with ASUS equipment thanks to ASUS ExpertGuardianwhich provides a layer of protection against all types of computer attacks and works hand in hand with the core secure feature of Windows 11.
Plus, a one-year subscription to McAfee+ Premium which integrates AI software for advanced threat detection, including detection of AI-powered deepfakes and protection against social engineering attacks, ransomware, phishing and more.
As if that were not enough, ASUS offers a 24/7 sales support system so that if the user encounters any problems with the equipment, they can resolve them quickly.
This new line of ASUS laptops is designed to offer maximum portability without sacrificing performance. The chassis is made of aluminum and weighs 1.29 kg. In addition, it has the MIL-STD 810H military grade certification, which guarantees durability that we will not find in other manufacturers.
Its interior has been designed to offer a cooling system that allows you to obtain maximum performance from the equipment even for long periods of time. To reduce dependence on the use of external mice, ASUS has implemented a large touchpad. This equipment will arrive on the market in the coming weeks in different configurations to cover all the needs of businesses and users. It can now be reserved from the ASUS website via this link.
