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The new AI chip, currently in development, has an extra processor that analyzes data - such as what the user sees and hears - on the device rather than in the cloud.
The company says the addition of the extra processor to its current chip design is the answer for improving the AI experience on its HoloLens mixed reality goggles and that it's the first chip of its kind designed for mobile.
Harry Shum, Microsoft's executive vice president of Artificial Intelligence and Research Group, announced the second version of the chip, known as the Holographic Processing Unit, or HPU, during a keynote speech at CVPR 2017.
'The HPU is part of what makes HoloLens the world’s first–and still only–fully self-contained holographic computer,' HoloLens director of science Marc Pollefeys said on the Microsoft research blog.
The new processor is being designed for the next version of the company's HoloLens goggles.
The company says the addition of the extra processor to its current chip design is the answer for improving the AI experience on its HoloLens mixed reality goggles and that it's the first chip of its kind designed for mobile.
Harry Shum, Microsoft's executive vice president of Artificial Intelligence and Research Group, announced the second version of the chip, known as the Holographic Processing Unit, or HPU, during a keynote speech at CVPR 2017.
'The HPU is part of what makes HoloLens the world’s first–and still only–fully self-contained holographic computer,' HoloLens director of science Marc Pollefeys said on the Microsoft research blog.
The new processor is being designed for the next version of the company's HoloLens goggles.