Intel and Microsoft have joined hands to bring users’ favorite mobile applications to the PC through Intel Bridge Technology.
The in-depth cooperation between Intel and Microsoft is well known, and the joint research and development is only to provide a better computing experience. Over 75% of Windows PCs are powered by Intel processors.[1]. The upcoming Windows 11 will deepen the cooperation between the two parties and completely subvert the user’s computing experience.
“Intel and Microsoft have long worked together on operating systems, system architecture, and hardware integration to provide consumers with excellentPCExperience.Windows 11Integrate with Intel technology and platform to provideWindowsUnparalleled performance, compatibility and user experience, and throughIntel® Bridge TechnologySeamlessly extend people’s favorite experience from mobile phones toPC。」－Gregory Bryant, Intel executive vice president and general manager of the customer computing business group.
How it works:Brand new PCs equipped with Intel® Core™ processors and Intel’s broad portfolio of intellectual property and platform technologies are ready to fully release the potential of Windows 11-enabling people to collaborate, create, and connect in meaningful ways. The new experience includes:
- Intel Bridge Technology greatly extends the execution of mobile applications on the PC. It has never been easier to provide productivity or play games with only one screen.
- Windows Snap and Thunderbolt™ 4 provide the best multi-screen experience.
- Windows and Intel® Wi-Fi 6E allow you to connect anytime, anywhere through a PC-more than 60 laptops on the market are designed with built-in Wi-Fi 6E and other functions.
Why is it important:With Intel Bridge Technology, PCs continue to provide the most choices and excellent user experience for the widest application software ecosystem. Intel Bridge Technology is a runtime post-compiler that allows applications to x86 devices operate in a native way, including running these programs on Windows. Intel’s multi-architecture XPU strategy uses leading CPU cores, graphics technology, artificial intelligence accelerators, image processors and more related technologies on a single, proven platform to enable different workloads to be executed on the correct execution engine .
The joint R&D project of Intel and Microsoft combines hardware advantages to provide the best Windows design on the market. Intel has verified more than 80 Windows-equipped Intel® Evo™ platforms from OEMs, including Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, LG, MSI and Samsung. Through the 10th, 11th and future generations of Intel Core processor platforms launched for consumers, business users, educational users, and gamers, Intel expects to provide the most extensive computing experience for Windows 11 starting this year.
