Texas Instruments unveils two new microcontroller units to support Edge AI applications
The MCUs are integrated with company’s TinyEngine NPU to speed up processing and cut energy use
News - Edge & IoT, Charlotte Trueman, DatacenterDynamics
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
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Intel unveils Intel Xeon 6+ CPUs, targeting telecom, cloud, and Edge AI workloads
Each CPU contains up to 288 Efficiency-cores
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HPC Edge computing company Odinn demos “portable data center” at CES
System is size of carry on suitcase and contains up to four Nvidia H200s
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Axelera AI launches Europa chip for Edge AI applications
Startup claims AIPU has set new performance benchmark
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Qualcomm acquires open-source hardware and software company Arduino
Follows acquisitions of Edge Impulse and Foundries.io
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Hailo releases Halio-10H Edge AI chip
Offers on-device supports for LLMs and VLMs
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More than 60% of Russia-based piracy sites rely on same CDN – report
Volumes of pirated content continue to grow
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Altera launches Agilex 3 chips for low-power applications
Company also updates its AI software suite, introduces new package options for MAX 10 FPGAs
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Qualcomm launches on-premises AI appliance and inference offerings
Says will reduce TCO when compared to renting third-party AI infrastructure
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Scale Computing launches HCI solution with Nvidia L4 GPU integration
First release from HC3000 product family
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SiMa.ai launches MLSoC Modalix, a multi-modal platform for Edge AI
Second generation of the company’s MLSoC offering
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Intel unveils Gaudi 3 AI accelerator; provides updates on wider AI enterprise product portfolio
Claims new AI accelerator provides 50 percent better inference than Nvidia H100
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Edge compute chip firm SiMa.ai raises $70m in funding round
Company’s second-generation MLSoC due for release in 2025
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Edge AI chip company Hailo raises $120m, launches Hailo-10 GenAI accelerator
Funding was extension of Series C round
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Intel previews latest Xeon processors and Edge Platform at MWC
New launches support Intel’s ‘AI Everywhere’ vision