AI accelerator startup Syntiant’s second-generation product for edge AI at ultra-low power is based on a new in-house designed processor core. Read full story in EE Times here.
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See AllCalifornia’s tech startup Syntiant has introduced an AI chip for deep learning called the Syntiant NDP200 processor, which is suitable for always-on applications in battery-powered devices. Deep learn
Syntiant’s NDP120 ran the tinyML keyword spotting benchmark in 1.80 ms, the clear winner for that benchmark (the next nearest result was 19.50 ms for an Arm Cortex–M7 device). Click here to read the
Ultra–low power AI accelerator startup Syntiant has closed a funding round of $55 million, bringing the company’s total raise to $120 million. Read more here.