Recently, Intel teamed up with ARM and NVIDIA to jointly develop high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor technology. These companies will address computing needs related to AI semiconductor technology and will also connect to other computer fields such as AI semiconductor computing technology and data processing technology.

It is reported that Intel will apply AI technology to its central processing unit (CPU) and graphics processing unit (GPU) line, and will also be used for its own Havana and Gaudi deep learning processors. After acquiring AI startups, Intel has stepped up R&D of processors to meet the demand for AI semiconductors.

Intel also said it was planning to develop technology for AI from ARM and Nvidia, establishing a standardized format based on the International Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

After facing a period of business obstruction and revenue decline, Intel is gradually finding its own rhythm and making efforts in many fields. Perhaps as Intel officially said, Intel will regain its market share in the next few quarters. With such a "big move" in the AI field this time, Intel must also want to use this to make its processors more competitive.