Intelligence is getting out of the data center. Our recent whirlwind of roadshows - from ISSCC and the AI Edge Summit to MWC and Embedded World - has painted a vivid picture of an industry at an inflection point. As the dust settles, one trend emerges as the linchpin of tomorrow’s innovation: ambient intelligence, powered not by the cloud, but by end-point intelligence. Here’s why the market is pivoting toward systems that think, sense, and act autonomously—without whispers to distant servers.
Neuromorphic chip startup Innatera recently productized its spiking neural network accelerator in the form of a neuromorphic microcontroller, designed for always-on sensing applications in consumer electronics and the IoT.
On Wednesday, the European Innovation Council (EIC) announced the selection of a new set of 32 companies to receive funding (combining equity and grant) under the EIC Accelerator programme. The selected companies will receive close to €196M in a combination of grants and equity investments, with the equity investments being made through the EIC Fund.
Dutch neuromorphic processor designer Innatera has appointed Prof Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli as Chairman of its Board of Directors.