MediaTek’s Kompanio Ultra chip pits Chromebooks against Copilot PCs

Mediatek wants to make Chromebooks more like Copilot+ PCs

: Arm-based silicon to help Google hardware muscle in on territory of Microsoft's own Arm-based PCs

MediaTek’s Kompanio Ultra chip pits Chromebooks against Copilot PCs

MediaTek's Kompanio Ultra, destined for Chromebooks, offers more AI firepower than Windows Copilot PCs and a host of other flagship-tier perks, too.

MediaTek's New Chromebook Chip Looks a Bit Overpowered

The company touts NPU and gaming advances on a Kompanio Ultra chipset that targets Intel’s spot in higher-end Chromebooks.

MediaTek unveils Kompanio Ultra 910—a high powered 3nm chip for Chromebooks

MediaTek unveils a new ultra-efficient chip with built-in AI called the Kompanio Ultra 910.MediaTek Kompanio Ultra 910Next-gen chip for ChromebooksAmong its highlights is the high-performance processor with advanced AI capabilities while bringing all-day battery life.The Kompanio Ultra underscores our commitment to delivering groundbreaking computing performance and efficiency that MediaTek has shown as a leader in the mobile compute space for m…

It may have been forgotten again, but Chromebooks and their software are undergoing a major change. Google was unable to reveal a precise schedule at the time, but ChromeOS is being completely rebuilt. Instead of relying on the old Linux base, as is the case today, the Android operating system is soon to be used. Although it also has a Linux kernel, but otherwise it is quite independent. Google is thus turning its mobile device operating system …

@Olivier Barthelemy: chromeos is made to use online tools... do you want to do video editing? VEED, clipchamp, canva you have equivalents for development, images... a few months ago, we could read that: Google announced that they were rebasing Chrome OS from using the Linux kernel to using the Android kernel