This week, ARM unveiled two new chip designs to make machine learning feasible and fast on embedded devices. From the article on The Verge:
The designs are for the ARM Machine Learning (ML) Processor, which will speed up general AI applications from machine translation to facial recognition; and the ARM Object Detection (OD) Processor, a second-generation design optimized for processing visual data and detecting people and objects. The OD processor is expected to be available to industry customers at the end of this month, while the ML processor design will be available sometime in the middle of the year.
The “industry customers” are chip makers like Renesas, NVIDIA, NXP and Qualcomm. We will see the first hardware samples in 1-2 years. Will we see the first terminals with these artificial-intelligence (AI) chips at Agritechnica 2023?
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