Another interesting article:

https://www.embedded.com/optimizing-embedded-edge-ai-with-neuromorphic-computing/

14 Feb 2024 / 12:45 pm

Optimizing embedded edge AI with neuromorphic computing…

Akida – Developed by BrainChip, Akida specializes in AI hardware, with 1.2 million neurons and 10 billion synapses. Akida can be used as a co-processor or as an embedded system that can be integrated into a range of devices such as a smartphone or drone…

Conclusion

Neuromorphic computing is set to have a huge impact on the future of edge computing and artificial intelligence.

Functioning in the same way as the human brain to solve complex problems, neuromorphic hardware can work at low power while still delivering amazing speeds and low latency.

This capability will likely transform AI projects such as generative AI, pattern recognition, and real-time data processing, having a monumental impact on industries like healthcare, finance, and autonomous vehicles.

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Takeaway:

Neuromorphic computing will have a transformative impact on Ai and a monumental impact on industry.

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