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XMOS announces new firmware release for its XVF3510 voice processor

XMOS introduces firmware variants for USB accessory devices and built-in solutions, both containing purpose-designed algorithms for sophisticated voice processing Bristol UK, 27th July 2020 — XMOS today announces new firmware variants, supporting USB and built-in applications of its XVF3510 voice processor. Designed to address the rapidly evolving demands of the far-field voice market, the XVF3510 opens

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XMOS at VOICE Global 2020

At the start of June, XMOS took part in the VOICE Global event – a 24 hour, worldwide livestream, delivered by the team behind VOICE Summit. As part of the event, XMOS CEO, Mark Lippett delivered a session entitled ‘Voice vs touch: the shifting tide of interaction,’ which we’re delighted to share below.

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AI on the edge of revolution, but we’re still struggling, say electronics engineers

Cost, power consumption and data security make up many of the reasons electronics engineers are struggling to embed true artificial intelligence within devices, research by XMOS finds Bristol UK, 2nd June 2020 — Electronics engineers are still struggling to embed true artificial intelligence within devices themselves, instead relying on the cloud, which limits the potential

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Electronics engineers struggling to balance device performance with cost, research finds

The need to increase the performance capabilities of devices is becoming ever-more apparent, but electronics engineers are struggling to keep costs down Bristol UK, 18th May 2020 — Electronics engineers are struggling to increase the processing capabilities of electronic devices without costs spiralling out of control, new research from XMOS finds. More than half of electronics engineers

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New research identifies data security as the $3 trillion AIoT market’s biggest challenge

Data security tops scalability, cloud infrastructure, latency and bandwidth as barriers to explosive growth in the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) market but technological advances in edge processing are clearing the way Bristol UK, 30th April 2020 — Data security is the biggest challenge to the $3 trillion artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) market, according to new research from

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XMOS and Plumerai partner to accelerate commercialisation of binarized neural networks

XMOS and Plumerai bring together their deep learning expertise across chip design and algorithms in a Binarized Neural Network capability, advancing the deployment of intelligence at the edge.  Bristol & London UK, 1 April 2020 – British technology companies XMOS and Plumerai have agreed a new strategic partnership that will support the development of binarized neural

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XMOS appoints AI Professor and Turing fellow Peter Flach as special advisor

Professor Peter Flach’s vast experience and expertise set to support XMOS’s drive within the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) market. 9 March 2020, Bristol UK —XMOS, a company at the leading edge of the AIoT, today announces the appointment of Bristol University artificial intelligence (AI) Professor and Turing fellow Peter Flach as special advisor. An

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XMOS at Voice at CES 2020

In January 2020, XMOS CEO, Mark Lippett, took to the stage at Voice at CES 2020 with Chief Evangelist, Alexa at Amazon, Dave Isbitski. In a fireside chat, they discussed how voice enables consumer products and the partnership between XMOS and Amazon.

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