Also from EdgeIR.comBrainChip, a company known for its...

Also from EdgeIR.com
BrainChip, a company known for its neuromorphic computing devices, recently reflected on its achievements in the first quarter of 2023. These developments include introducing new products, expanding production capabilities and forming strategic collaborations.

BrainChip’s clients can now integrate the Akida processor family with the Arm Cortex-M85 processor core, enhancing performance and energy efficiency for smart edge devices, the company says.

The company recognizes that many industries utilizing IoT devices must adopt higher performance, security standards and machine learning capabilities. This collaboration between BrainChip and Arm enables their partners to manage complex machine-learning workloads.

“As we move from milestone to milestone, our achievements for the first quarter of 2023 bode well for BrainChip’s growth,” says Nandan Nayampally, the chief marketing officer of BrainChip. “From advancing state of the art with our latest product developments to significantly expanding the ecosystem BrainChip inhabits through industry partnerships, we are pushing the edge of AI at a time of rapid market innovation.”

BrainChip also released the second generation of its Akida platform. It employs vision transformers and spatial-temporal convolution to provide high-performance and power-efficient solutions for the network edge. Renesas uses the Akida neural processors for their neuromorphic computing techniques, which provide highly efficient acceleration for AI models at the edge, company executives say.