The development of new chip generations specifically for AI applications on smartphones continues to gather pace. These new chips are designed to optimise the performance and efficiency of AI functions on mobile devices.

Their design takes into account not only the need to perform complex calculations faster, but also to minimise energy consumption in order to extend battery life. These specialised chips enable a range of advanced features such as enhanced image processing, natural language processing and real-time translation by efficiently processing machine learning and deep neural networks directly on the device.

At the centre of this innovation is both the further development of the chip architecture and the use of new materials and manufacturing methods. These developments are aimed at creating chips that are not only faster and more powerful, but can also be produced in ever smaller formats to fit into the slim design of modern smartphones.

They also help to improve data protection, as more data can be processed directly on the device without having to be transferred to the cloud. These new chips for AI applications on smartphones symbolise a significant step forward in mobile technology by making it possible to integrate advanced AI functions seamlessly and efficiently into everyday life.

The author works in research and development at a major chip manufacturer. .