Date: 22/02/2024

MediaTek's Latest APU Hardware to be displayed at Mobile World Congress 2024

MediaTek is set to unveil a series of groundbreaking Generative AI demonstrations at Mobile World Congress 2024 February 26-29, at the MediaTek Booth, Hall 3 #3D10, showcasing its latest generation APU hardware embedded within the Dimensity 9300 flagship smartphone SoC. These live exhibitions will showcase industry-first applications that run entirely on-device, providing attendees with hands-on experiences of innovative AI technologies.

SDXL Turbo: One of the highlighted demonstrations is the SDXL Turbo, a text-to-image Stable Diffusion engine capable of dynamically generating images in real-time based on user-provided prompts. This technology marks a significant advancement in text-to-image synthesis, offering users unprecedented creative possibilities directly from their smartphones.

Video Diffusion Generation: MediaTek's Video Diffusion Generation demonstration showcases the rapid generation of video diffusion, supporting a variety of animation styles. This feature enables users to create captivating animated content swiftly and efficiently, opening up new avenues for creative expression on mobile devices.

Low Rank Adaptation (LoRA) Fusion: The incorporation of Low Rank Adaptation (LoRA) Fusion into MediaTek's NeuroPilot AI platform is another highlight of the showcase. Through a captivating use case, attendees will witness how animated avatars are seamlessly created from a camera feed and processed in real-time, demonstrating the power and versatility of on-device AI processing.

“As an enabler of AI, we want these industry-first experiences to inspire developers, OEMs and partners through MediaTek-powered AI technology, such as the APUs integrated into the Dimensity 9300 and 8300,” said JC Hsu, Corporate Senior Vice President at MediaTek. “We are seeing the tip of the iceberg on the Generative AI use cases that can be created, and we’re looking forward to working closely with others to turn visions into reality.”

Source: Mediatek

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