This can be the problem with tech industry imo.
They never just stick to a term or acronym and a relevant definition.
NPU can be neural or neuromorphic and there are many similar examples.
That article states they are using MAC in the processor not neuromorphic / spikes / event driven so I suspect nothing to do with BRN or even neuromorphic imo. Just a work around at the mo to get something into the hot AI mkt.
Like most AI accelerators, Intel's NPUs rely heavily on multiply-accumulate (MAC) units. MAC speeds up complex multiplication operations by reducing the need to shift data between memory and registers.
Intel's new chips, page-11
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