Microsoft Copilot+ PCs have been with us for a while, now, and they're ostensibly a spearhead for the fabled AI PC era. But while until now that proverbial Copilot+ sticker has only been slapped on computers with an NPU that Microsoft deems up to snuff, Nvidia now seems to be suggesting that some non-NPU systems with RTX GPUs inside will be deemed Copilot+ worthy by the end of the year.
On a recent earnings call (via Motley Fool), Nvidia's chief financial officer Colette Kress said that in Q3 the company "began shipping new GeForce RTX AI PC with up to 321 AI TOPS from Asus and MSI with Microsoft's Copilot+ capabilities anticipated in Q4. These machines harness the power of RTX ray tracing and AI technologies to supercharge gaming, photo, and video editing, image generation, and coding."
