The artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) represents the convergence of two of today’s most significant technology trends. The internet of things (IoT) connects “dumb” devices to the internet, with an ever-growing 10 billion devices surrounding our everyday lives. These devices are already generating huge volumes of data from the world around us – providing access to valuable […]
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Does fragmentation in the IoT market offer risk or reward? CEO, Mark Lippett discusses in this opinion piece from EE Times Europe.
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Mark Lippett adds his commentary to this important debate from EE Times.
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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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In this article from Manufacturing Chemist, CEO Mark Lippett explores how voice has the potential to change three key areas in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
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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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In this blog from EETimes, CEO Mark Lippett discusses the AIoT and the heralding of an intelligence revolution.
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The IoT describes connected “things” – a diverse range of “things” that have an internet connection and can be controlled and/or interrogated from anywhere on the web. They can be anything from toys to industrial robots, from cars to rice cookers. Going forward, the application of machine learning to the data inputs from connected devices takes
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VP Business Development, Aneet Chopra, discusses the future expectation for voice-control in professional environments.
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From the company that brought out the highest performing voice interface for under a dollar, comes xcore®.ai — the fast, flexible and economical processor, designed for the AIoT Bristol UK, 13th February 2020 — Tech company XMOS today announces xcore.ai — its new, disruptive crossover processor for the AIoT market, which delivers high-performance AI, DSP, control and
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