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0871 244 0934Artificial Intelligence is the software "brain," but it needs a powerful body to function. AI is code that learns and adapts, but to run smoothly, it relies on advanced processors (CPUs) and graphics cards (GPUs).
It’s the synergy between smart algorithms and robust hardware that allows your devices to recognise your face, translate languages in real-time, or render complex graphics. To get the most out of AI, you need technology built to handle the workload.
AI is the invisible engine inside your favourite gadgets. It’s what makes your smart speaker understand your accent and your smart thermostat learn your schedule to lower energy bills.
It powers the noise-cancellation in your headphones and the health tracking on your smartwatch.
To truly reclaim your time and automate your life, you need an ecosystem of connected devices that communicate seamlessly. The right tech turns a standard house into an intuitive, automated home.
In business, AI requires heavy lifting. It’s not just about software; it’s about the infrastructure—high-performance servers, powerful workstations, and secure cloud storage.
AI analyses massive datasets to forecast trends and automate supply chains, but only if your hardware can keep up with the processing demand.
Investing in enterprise-grade tech ensures your AI tools run without lag, keeping your data secure and your operations scalable.
This robust infrastructure paves the way for hardware like Copilot+ PCs, which securely synthesises your organisation's data to automate workflows and generate real-time insights directly within your daily application.
Copilot transforms your daily workflow by instantly summarising meetings, drafting emails, and creating presentations directly within your existing apps.
Modern education demands more than just a notebook; it requires an AI-ready laptop. Students use AI to summarise lectures, organize notes, and research complex topics, but these tasks can drain battery and slow down older machines.
The latest laptops come equipped with Neural Processing Units (NPUs) designed specifically to handle these AI tasks efficiently.
Having a device with the right speed, memory, and battery life ensures that AI is a study aid, not a technical bottleneck.
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For designers, editors, and artists, AI is a creative co-pilot, but it is resource intensive. Tools that generate images, upscale video, or remove backgrounds instantly rely heavily on powerful Graphics Processing Units (GPUs).
Standard office computers often struggle here.
By upgrading to a high-spec PC or a professional-grade monitor with accurate colour calibration, creatives can harness AI to automate the tedious editing work and focus entirely on the art.