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AMD, Intel integrate x86 AI software to counter Arm push

AMD and Intel will work together to make AI development on x86 CPUs easier, HotHardware reported. The two companies plan to integrate their PyTorch optimisation technologies into the open-source oneDNN library. The move is expected to let developers use the same software on processors from both companies and reduce the need to optimise AI workloads separately for each CPU. The cooperation is seen as a response to Arm-based competitors.

AI & Enterprise

Apple may unveil first touchscreen MacBook Pro as soon as next week

Apple could unveil its first MacBook Pro with a touchscreen as soon as next week, a report said, raising attention over whether it will change its long-standing approach to laptop input. Apple has avoided touchscreens on MacBooks while advancing multi-touch trackpads, a stance tied to co-founder Steve Jobs\' views on ergonomics. TechRadar said Apple has been considering the move, amid broader market adoption of touch-enabled 2-in-1 laptops.

Industry

Chipmakers publish their own AI agent performance metrics. Here is why

Chipmakers are introducing their own performance evaluation standards tailored to the AI agent era, saying theoretical compute speed and single benchmark scores do not capture real workloads completed through multiple steps. They are also disclosing measurement conditions and methods to leave room for verification. Qualcomm tested a new GPU and AI benchmark tool designed to show itemised results. Arm published a CPU methodology for agentic AI and released rack-level comparison results, though the new metrics remain in a validation phase.