MediaTek has launched its new Kompanio Ultra 910 processor, designed to improve the performance and efficiency of Chromebook Plus devices. The new chip on-device AI brings better power management and high-speed connectivity, making Chromebook more powerful and capable for everyday users. Adam King, vice -president and general manager of computing and multimedia business at MediaTek, said, “Companio Ultra has underlined our commitment to provide groundbreaking computing performance and efficiency, which MediaTech has shown as a leader in mobile compute space for many years.” He said, “We worked closely with Google, to ensure that the latest Chromebook Plus devices enjoy the next generation on-devices AI capabilities, perfect performance per watt, and Emergle Multimedia.”

The MediaTek Kommpanio Ultra 910 is built on the second generation of TSMC’s 3Nm process, which makes it more efficient when providing solid performance. The processor has an 8-core CPU, with a high-performance ARM Cortex-X 925 core up to 3.62GHz, with three Cortex-X4 core and four Cortex-A720 core. This setup helps to handle both simple and complex functions smoothly, whether it is web browsing, document editing, video editing, or gaming.

For graphics, MediaTek has included the Immortalis-G 925 MC 11 GPU, an 11-core graphics processor, which supports Ray Tracing, making visuals more detailed in sharp and supported applications. To further promote performance, the chip includes 12MB L3 cash and 10MB system-level cash (SLC), which help in rapid data processing.

The MediaTek Commonio Ultra 910 has a focus on on-device AI, one of the major highlights of the 910. The chip has an 8th-generation NPU, which can handle 50 tops (TERA operations per second) of AI performance. This allows the Chrombook Plus device to do AI-based tasks without relying on the Internet, making them sharp, more efficient and more secure. Users can expect AI-operated image and video processing, smart task automation and better voice recognition features.

John Solomon, VP and GM, Chromos and Google for Education, Google, Google, Google, Google said, “We are excited for the next step in our MediaTek partnership. Communio Ultra will open new avenues for on-device AI features on Ultra Ultra Chromebook Plus devices, while John is providing terrible power efficiency for those important additional hours, VP, VP And GM, Chromos and Google for Education, said Google.

MediaTek Commonio is also claiming long battery life with Ultra 910, which users should allow working, stream and play throughout the day without worrying about walking out of charge. The processor also supports Wi-Fi 7, which provides rapid internet speed, low delay and better reliability than previous Wi-Fi versions. In addition, Bluetooth 6.0 strong and more stable wireless connections with a dual Bluetooth engine.

In addition, MediaTek Commonio Ultra 910 supports multi-display output, allowing users to connect up to three 4K displays at the same time-manufactured in a chromebook and two external monitors. The chip also supports 4K 10-bit video decoding and encoding in popular formats such as HEVC, AVC, VP9 and AV1. Additionally, high-Fi audio DSPs (Digital Signal Processors) improve sound quality for calls, music and voice-assessed applications.

MediaTek has confirmed that the Commonio Ultra 910 will be available in the coming months.