Syntiant announces $35M funding for edge AI chips after shipping 1M units
Syntiant Corp., the maker of small, energy efficient voice and sensor chips, has completed a $35 million C series investment…
Edge computing is defined as the storage and processing of data by resources deployed in closer proximity to the end-user or data collection point, rather than a distant data center or cloud. This proximity can be used in latency-reducing architectures, and could also have privacy, regulatory, and cost benefits. Many predicted growth areas for biometrics and edge computing overlap, including smart cities and the internet of things (IoT).
Syntiant Corp., the maker of small, energy efficient voice and sensor chips, has completed a $35 million C series investment…
Up and down the edge device value chain, companies are buying and building technology needed to add biometric smarts to…
The COVID pandemic has resulted in a huge emphasis on implementing video surveillance, biometric facial recognition and other applications for…
CyberLink will provide its FaceMe biometric facial recognition to Bitkey, a Japanese digital key platform company, under a new partnership to…
For all the legitimate fears that the U.S. government’s AI work is creating an uncontrollable djinn, the technology is still…
Grenoble, France-based Aryballe has a different take on edge computing devices – their sensors can smell, in a manner of…
The waves of biometric and body temperature screening technologies launched to support returns to relatively normal social interaction at work…
Qualcomm’s Smart Cities Accelerator Program has another partner to add to its growing effort, with PFU Limited, a Fujitsu company,…
Smart City projects are gaining momentum as biometric tech comes to the fore in the battle against COVID-19, but one…
The COVID-19 pandemic has created an urgent need in the biometrics market for identification systems that can support evolving requirements…