World's First Microsoft Azure AI Notebook
GIGABYTE collaborates with Microsoft Azure to create the world’s first AI laptop, AERO. GIGABYTE users don’t need to worry about what is the best mode as the laptop will adjust itself by applying the optimal setting accordingly. Enjoy a smooth experience without manually adjust the settings.
Scenario
Microsoft Azure AI can detect which APP is running and automatically adjust profiles for CPU, GPU and fan accordingly in order to offer the optimal using environment. With such feature, AERO laptops can help user fluently transfer from one app to another without further manual settings.
Multidisciplinary Creative
Microsoft Azure AI can help multidisciplinary creatives switch from one app to another without further manual settings.
Gamers
Turn on the laptop and enjoy the best gaming performance as the Microsoft Azure AI can automatically and dynamically adjust the settings.
Students
With AI, AERO can help students with both their school projects and entertainment.
No More Complicated Manual Settings
With the recent increase (power scheme) options available on majorities of performance laptops, it is apparent that users might not know what is the best setting or mode to choose in order to get the best performance for their setup. GIGABYTE users definitely don’t need to worry about such matters, as the laptop will adjust itself by applying the optimal setting accordingly. This results in a smooth experience without manually adjust the settings.
Laptop users often find system settings confusing
Gaming+ Professional+
Users don’t need to ever worry about spending unnecessary time on manually adjusting settings for different environments, usage or games. Just turn on the laptop, no matter if it is for productive work or for intense gaming sessions, feel assured that the settings will be absolutely perfect for the occasion.
System can Automatically& Dynamically Switch to Suitable Power Mode
No Complicated Manual Settings
User can Focus on Their Work and Gameplay
Dynamical Power Distribution
With Microsoft Azure AI, AERO can learn the optimal settings for each app and adjust the power distribution of CPU/GPU and fan modes accordingly.
AERO Series Laptops
Since its launch in 2017, GIGABYTE AERO series creator laptop has been introducing advanced and exclusive features such as ultra-thin screen bezel, Xrite Pantone display calibration, and Microsoft Azure AI. This made-in-Taiwan laptop continues to receive praise from the media and customers, winning numerous awards including Taiwan Excellence 2020 and European Hardware Association (EHA) Best Laptop 2019.
Related Technologies
In simple terms, Cloud Computing is the delivery of computing services to a user or an organization—servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, intelligence and more—over the Internet ("the Cloud"). Cloud Computing is usually provided using virtualization, in where the physical computer hardware is abstracted from the software & applications that are running on that hardware. Cloud Computing services can be provided several different ways, via public, private or hybrid clouds. Public cloud computing is provided by 3rd party service providers (such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud) who own the physical hardware and then sell these resources online via a secure internet connection. In a private cloud, an enterprise builds a cloud within their own data center by running applications on virtual servers that may reside on any number of available physical machines. Hybrid cloud computing is where a mixture of private and public cloud computing services are used together in tandem. As part of RightScale's 2018 State of the Cloud report, an in-depth survey was conducted of 997 IT professionals about their adoption of cloud infrastructure and related technologies, an astonishing 96% of respondents indicated that they run their enterprise's workloads in a cloud – either public, private or hybrid.
What is edge computing? Edge computing is a type of computing network architecture, where computation is moved as close to the source of data as possible, in order to reduce latency and bandwidth use. The aim is to reduce the amount of computing required to be performed in a centralized, remote location (i.e. the "cloud") far away from the source of the data or the user who requires the result of the computation, thus minimizing the amount of long-distance communication that has to happen between a client and server. Rapid advances in technology allowing for miniaturization and increased density of computing hardware as well as software virtualization have made edge computing more feasible in recent years.Learn More:《What is Edge Computing? Definition and Cases Explained.》
