India, Feb. 23 -- AI is no longer confined to massive datacentres buzzing in the background. It is steadily finding its way into laptops, workstations and mini PCs. That transition is not accidental. It is structural.

At the AI Impact Summit, Vinay Shetty, Regional Director for Component Business for India & South Asia at ASUS, outlined how AI workloads are being distributed across CPU, GPU and NPU in today's AI PCs. The approach is not about pushing everything to one component. It is about building an ecosystem where each layer has a role.

Heavy calculations still sit largely on AI servers. That is where large-scale processing happens. Yet the journey does not end there. Workloads are gradually shifting closer to the user: from servers...