Two spatial computing platforms called Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 and Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 have been introduced by Qualcomm to enable the next generation of mixed reality (MR), virtual reality (VR) devices and smart glasses.
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AONDevices adds its voice to low latency, customisable edge AI speech
The compact AONDenoise stack technology enables customisable noise cancellation in low power, real time processing devices.
Synopsys and Arm push on with next-gen mobile SoC designs
Synopsys combines EDA and IP with Arm’s Total Compute Solutions at Computex Taipei. The AI-enhanced design collaboration tackles mobile chip designs on advanced nodes down to 2nm. At the show, Synopsys announced Synopsys.ai full-stack AI-driven EDA suite, Synopsys Interface and Security IP and Synopsys Silicon Lifecycle Management PVT IP have been optimised for the highest levels of performance and power for Arm’s latest compute platform
Low voltage SRAM lowers power consumption for edge AI applications
Cutting the supply voltage to logic can deliver power savings but developers face challenges in operating embedded SRAM at this reduced voltage, said SureCore. The issue is edge-AI applications must provide significant inferencing power whilst still delivering acceptable battery life.
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