A Windows deployment

AMD said on 24 September that Perplexity Portable Computer was available on supported Windows PCs powered by Ryzen AI Max processors, including the Ryzen AI Halo developer platform. The announcement describes local execution for AI tasks and recurring workflows, while users can also call frontier models when needed.

AMD says the local tasks do not consume Perplexity Computer inference credits. The claim applies to supported hardware and the specific app configuration, not every Ryzen laptop. The release frames this as a hybrid setup: local processing for some work and remote model use when a workflow calls for it.

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