That article neatly demonstrates why BRN have nothing to worry...

That article neatly demonstrates why BRN have nothing to worry about as far as ETA's new chip is concerned.

Gwennap explained, “Neuromorphic computing refers to the use of integrated circuits to mimic the structure of the brain. Typical neuromorphic systems feature artificial neurons that together can implement certain types of neural networks. Naturally, this approach to computing is completely different from traditional Von Neumann CPUs such as Cortex-M3.” Very Low-power embedded processor In the end, what Eta Compute is really announcing is “a very low power Cortex-M3 CPU design and some other very low power IP cores,” Gwennap suspected. After all, “We do see growing demand for low-power processors for remote IoT sensors and for certain wearable designs. This is a small market today but could become sizable as IoT becomes more popular,” he added.