At the Mobile World Congress (MWC), a global technology event, Intel once again showcased its ambition in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). According to reports, David Feng, Vice President of Intel, revealed during the conference that the company plans to embed its AI technology in 100 million personal computers (PCs) within the next year to promote the popularization and application of AI technology. To achieve this goal, Intel has developed a detailed production plan. According to David Feng, Intel will produce 40 million central processing units (CPUs) specifically designed for AI PCs this year, and further increase the output to 60 million by 2025. This strategic decision marks Intel's accelerated layout in the field of AI and its plan to integrate AI into every product it produces. The concept of "AI PCs" goes beyond hardware upgrades. Through close collaboration with tech giants such as Microsoft, Intel is driving the deep application of AI technology on PCs. It is reported that Intel's AI PCs will be equipped with Microsoft's latest CoPilot button, which will provide users with a more intuitive and convenient AI interaction experience. At the same time, the graphics processing unit (GPU) and neural network processing unit (NPU) integrated in Intel Core Ultra processors will provide powerful computing support for AI models, further enhancing the efficiency of AI on personal computers. It is worth mentioning that these advanced AI technologies have already been incorporated into Intel's vPro platform, which is part of commercial laptops. As a comprehensive solution designed by Intel for enterprise users, the vPro platform aims to provide a more efficient and secure office environment through integrated security management, remote maintenance, and hardware-level AI acceleration. Undoubtedly, Intel's strategic move will accelerate the popularization of AI technology in the field of personal computers. With the continuous development of AI technology and the expansion of application areas, personal computers will become more intelligent and efficient in the future, bringing users a brand-new user experience.