Dell, Qualcomm, and Microsoft Forge New Path in AI-Powered Computing with India Launch

Dell, Qualcomm, and Microsoft Forge New Path in AI-Powered Computing with India Launch
Dell launches AI-powered XPS 13 & Inspiron 14 Plus in India, powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon & Microsoft Copilot+, featuring co-creator, live captions & more.

In a landmark collaboration, global tech titan Dell Technologies has joined forces with chip manufacturer Qualcomm and software behemoth Microsoft to introduce a new era of AI-powered personal computing to India. The launch event on Tuesday unveiled the XPS 13 and Inspiron 14 Plus, two cutting-edge laptops equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite and Snapdragon X Plus processors. This marks a significant milestone, as it is the first time Qualcomm’s processors have been integrated into Dell’s PC and laptop range.

These new Copilot+ AI PCs are poised to redefine user experiences with their array of AI-powered features. From co-creator tools that streamline content creation to live captions that enhance accessibility and Windows Studio effects that elevate video calls, these devices promise to empower users with intelligent capabilities.

Pujan Chadha, Director of Product Marketing at Dell Technologies India, hailed the launch as setting a new benchmark in personal computing. He highlighted the devices’ intuitive adaptability to user needs, smarter performance and connectivity, and seamless multitasking as key differentiators that open up AI experiences to a wider audience.

Saurabh Arora, Qualcomm India’s Mobile, Compute and XR Business Head, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the pivotal role this partnership plays in transforming India’s PC ecosystem. He underlined that the advanced AI capabilities and unmatched power efficiency of the Snapdragon X Series processors will redefine user expectations, enabling not only seamless multitasking and enhanced security but also a multitude of other innovative use cases.

This strategic alliance between Dell, Qualcomm, and Microsoft is set to democratize access to AI-powered personal computing in India. By integrating Qualcomm’s cutting-edge processors with Microsoft’s advanced software, Dell is delivering a range of laptops that cater to the evolving needs of both consumers and professionals. The XPS 13 and Inspiron 14 Plus models, available online and offline starting July 16, are poised to revolutionize how users interact with technology, making AI-powered experiences more accessible and intuitive.

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