Do you start, do you start emphasizing that, that because it's inside you get all these benefits and it's Intel and you trust Intel?

Intel?I mean, that's kinda the way it's actually worked out in literal objective reality (laughs).

Um, so if we look at the entire stack of software that could be available to a- a user, um, or developer, right? You first have to, uh, support the framework both for the developer who wants to use it and for the user who's running that app.

You, the processor vendor, have to support that.

So we support more than any other company.

Uh, in fact, we support more frameworks for AI offline than AMD and Qualcomm combined.

Um, we have over 400...

... you know, these devices as well? Is it a mixture of both? Is, you know, one better than the other? This is just always a question that I've had.

With the AI PC, I guess at its fou- foundation on a fundamental level, maybe give us an overview of what Intel means when the company talks about an AI PC, what it is and why right now really matters when we're talking about a shift to AI PCs.

Yeah, so I, I think there's two, two things that people need to know to, to kinda answer that question.

The first thing is when we say A- AI PC, what we mean is a computer who does, that does AI stuff offline.

No internet connection, right? It's mor- much more personal, much more private.

It's your stuff on your computer.

Okay, so that's, that's one.

Uh, the, the other thing that's im- important to know is that running that AI stuff requires, uh, well, it doesn't require, but it's much faster if you have it, special hardware.

... from an architectural perspective?