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Best use cases for an NPU in your Windows 11 laptop
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October 30, 2024

Best use cases for an NPU in your Windows 11 laptop

In 2024, many Windows laptops are equipped with dedicated Neural Processing Units (NPUs) to enhance computing capabilities by efficiently handling AI workloads. Laptops featuring Intel Core Ultra processors, Qualcomm Snapdragon processors, or AMD 7040 series or later utilize NPUs. Windows Studio Effects allows users to enable features like background blur and eye contact during video calls, utilizing the NPU for energy-efficient processing. Amuse 2.1 is a generative AI application that performs text-to-image generation on-device using an NPU, although it currently lacks support for Intel's NPUs. Adobe Premiere Pro incorporates AI-driven features leveraging Ryzen AI hardware, and GIMP offers text-to-image generation through the OpenVINO plugin for Intel Core Ultra CPUs. Users with Snapdragon-powered laptops have access to features like live captions and image enhancements, with more AI capabilities expected in Windows 11 by 2025.
Microsoft Photos update with super resolution begins rolling out to Windows Insiders
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October 22, 2024

Microsoft Photos update with super resolution begins rolling out to Windows Insiders

A preview of super resolution and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) support has been introduced for users of Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs on Windows 11. Super resolution allows images to be enlarged up to eight times their original size using AI technology, processed locally on the device. This feature can be accessed through the Photos Editor. OCR enables users to detect and copy text from images in the Photos app, supporting over 160 languages. Additionally, single-click support in the Gallery has been added, along with improvements to the Zoom feature and bug fixes for the Image Creator and Restyle Image features. Users need to update their app to version 2024.11100.17007.0 or higher to access these features.
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