Rob Lincourt spoke about Akida's power figures. Dell make...

Rob Lincourt spoke about Akida's power figures.

Dell make enterprise servers, which would be fairly heavily loaded.

They have what would probably be a pre-EAP / pre_NDA patent application for addressing overheating in enterprise computer networks:
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search/family/075585806/publication/US2021124663A1?q=US2021124663A1

Priority is 28 October 2019, so this is a problem they have been working on since at least early 2019.

US2021124663A1
Device Temperature Impact Management Using Machine Learning Techniques
Abstract
Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for device temperature impact management using machine learning techniques are provided herein.
An example computer-implemented method includes obtaining one or more notifications pertaining to temperature information associated with one or more devices;
generating one or more predictions pertaining to at least one potential problem with at least one of the one or more devices by
applying one or more machine learning models to the one or more obtained notifications;
determining one or more automated actions related to the one or more predictions
by utilizing at least one neural network to process data associated with temperature control for the at least one device; and
automatically initiating the one or more automated actions.

As far as I can tell, it turns a fan on when the computer gets hot.

So if a lot of the actual load on the computer were processing sensor/camera information, Akida could greatly reduce the load and hence the temperature increase.

Again, we cannot access patent applications filed in the last 18 months.