The Samsung Galaxy S10 would have a dedicated AI unit in its processor

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Artificial intelligence in mobile phones is something that has been working for many years, and what we currently have in the market is still far from what is intended to achieve. It seems that with the Samsung Galaxy S10 we will take a step forward, since it could incorporate a dedicated unit of artificial intelligence.

Latest information point to the expected Samsung Galaxy S10 and also the Galaxy Note 10 would have an NPU, ie a dedicated neuronal processing unit to perform various tasks of artificial intelligence.

This has been discovered thanks to a profile of an engineer seen on LinkedIn, which refers to a professional work on the second generation of this unit of neuronal processing, and that would come along with the processor of the new mobile device, which would be the Exynos 9820.
As we have already mentioned, Samsung already has its own neuronal processing unit, but this time it would be incorporated within the chip itself, which would be a great advance given that the processing tasks would be done on the same whole.

And is that in recent months, both the manufacturers of processors and mobile phone brands, have focused on new implementations of artificial intelligence, taking as an example the processor Kirin 980 Huawei has two dedicated units of neuronal processing.
In any case this reference on LinkedIn of said engineer does not ensure that this second generation of this unit of neuronal processing of Samsung is ready for the next mobile device intelligent of the South Korean firm, although it is clear that there would be many possibilities.