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In this whitepaper, we examine the way in which xcore multicore processors can be programmed using the recently released symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) FreeRTOS. Traditionally, xcore multi-core processors have been programmed using the XC language. The XC language allows the programmer to statically place tasks on the available hardware cores and wire them together with channels

Following primary research with over 100 electronics engineers, we are delighted to share our most recent iteration of the Edge of Tomorrow report – the Edge of Today – providing an update to the AIoT market view.

“Using its vector engine, xcore.ai delivers much better neural-network performance than any standard microcontroller, even more-expensive models.”

These two whitepapers highlight the technical and commercial details of xcore.ai – our new crossover processor for the AIoT. The commercial whitepaper outlines the reasons why the AIoT needs a new kind of processor, enabling the rapid market explosion, while the technical whitepaper provides a detailed introduction to this third generation architecture.

The $3 trillion AIoT market has been touted as one of the biggest technology revolutions since the advent of the cloud, thanks to its potential to effectively make electronic devices think for themselves. Experts have indicated that the AIoT has the potential to revolutionise life and business as we know it in almost every sector.