Intel extends its partnership with Samsung to strengthen the cross-device experience

4 min read | April 30, 2021 02:59 AM BST | By Team Kalkine Media

Summary

  • Intel has strengthened its relationship with Samsung by entering into a partnership to provide leading-edge technologies.
  • A co-engineering team would be formed to support advancing mobile computing innovation.
  • The companies would introduce a worldwide, co-marketing drive highlighting the computing experience provided by Intel Evo-powered Galaxy devices.

Digitization is becoming noticeable in the present times where you look. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the digital transformation. It brought challenges for people, but at the same time, it presented opportunities for many businesses to pursue things important to them.

In the current scenario, personal computers (PCs) have become essential for most jobs. Computing has become critical at both personal and professional levels, irrespective of the user’s age group.

Amid this evolving trend, Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) has announced that it has expanded its partnership with South Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and has started a new journey to deliver advanced computing experiences around mobility, performance, and connectivity.

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Intel is one of the major technology companies that have helped define the modern world of computing. Intel has developed itself from being just a PC-centric business to a data-centric business. The Company now measures its growth ahead of enhancements in transistors and Central Processing Units. Intel's innovation is centered around its six fundamental technology pillars. Through these six fundamental technology pillars, Intel is shaping its data-centric future.

Samsung's Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360 are amongst those devices that provide a premier computing experience. The devices are operated by 11th Gen Intel® Core® processors & have the top smartphone, tablet, and Personal Computers into a new device category.

Samsung Galaxy Book Pro and Book Pro 360 powered by 11th Gen Intel® Core® processors  (Source: © Info26320 | Megapixl.com)

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Intel and Samsung have co-engineered a new group of personal computers that meet all the Evo platform promises' proven standards. It comprises industry-leading sensitivity, instantaneous wake combined with an extended battery life cycle.

Together the companies have improved the experience by providing the slimmest Evo designs, custom Bluetooth enablement from Intel that opens smooth communication throughout peripherals & gadgets, along with industry-leading connectivity. It includes 5G and Intel® Wi-Fi 6E capabilities.

What next?

Through the extended partnership, the two companies would be strengthening their cross-device experience. For this, it would create a co-engineering team that would support advancing mobile computing innovation. The companies would work together to provide leading-edge technologies. These include:

  • A new microarchitecture from Intel and would use different types of XPU cores.
  • Exclusive PC designs associated with Galaxy DNA.
  • Personalized computing via improved Artificial Intelligence
  • Support people to work seamlessly and share content throughout all devices.

The two companies would be introducing a worldwide, co-marketing drive highlighting the computing experience provided by Intel Evo-powered Galaxy devices.

Intel believes that the degree of engineering vision necessary to transform such ideas into actual products is achievable through collaboration.

About The Intel® Evo™ platform

The Intel® Evo™ platform, with seventy-five validated designs in the market, is designed to provide an excellent mobile experience. Intel Evo platforms are co-engineered and created to support individuals get the things done that matter most. It comprises key platform technologies as well as system optimizations. The laptops are engineered in a way to eliminate lag, distractions, and reliance on battery chargers. Thus, guaranteeing extraordinary experiences from any place. The designs on the Intel Evo platform are tested alongside the below Key Performance Indicators.

  • Steady responsiveness on battery.
  • Awaken from sleep mode within a second.
  • Real-world battery life of nine or more hours on laptops with complete High Definition display.
  • Provide over four hours of battery life after the laptop is charged for 30 minutes with a full HD display.

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