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Edge Computing and the Internet of Things: Why Xerox Ventures is Investing in the Future of Autonomy

(Jan 11, 2023) Medium - Quadric caught our attention because they took a software-first approach to its edge AI chips, creating an architecture that controls data flow and enables all software and AI processing to run on a single programmable core. This eliminates the need for other ancillary processing and software elements and blends the best of current processing methods to create a single, optimized general purpose neural processing unit (GPNPU).

Operator Anxiety - Avoid Getting Stranded on the Machine Learning Roadside

(Jan 11, 2023) SemiEngineering - Running a new ML operator on a slow DSP or CPU is the equivalent of charging your EV with an extension cord plugged into a 110V wall socket. What you want for your EV is an 800 Volt fast charger that tops off the battery in 20 minutes, not a low voltage, low amperage wall socket that needs 18 hours to recharge your car.

Quadric and ams OSRAM Collaborate to Bring Intelligent Image Sensors’ Demonstration to CES

(Jan 6, 2023) AIThority - Those leading-edge smart vision functions can be embedded in a single combined sensor and processing module in a host of innovative product form factors in automotive, consumer, industrial and applications.

Emerging Startups 2022: Top AI Infrastructure Startups

(Dec 15, 2022) Tracxn - AI Infrastructure sector is one of the most active sectors for investors, with an overall funding of USD 47B in 1.31K companies. It is also interesting to note that more than one third of the funding has been raised in the last 3 years (2019-2021).

The 10 Hottest Semiconductor Startup Companies Of 2022

(Dec 9, 2022) CRN - CRN rounds up chip companies making their mark on 2022 despite a turbulent economic situation unfolding. Quadric raised $21 million in October in a Series B round.

Don’t Let Your ML Accelerator Vendor Tell You The ‘F-Word’

(Dec 8, 2022) SemiEngineering - The Achilles’ heel – the fatal flaw – of this approach is the assumption that Fallback is rare and not performance-critical. But a closer look at the approach reveals Fallback to be a naughty word – a new F word to be avoided at all costs.

Chimera GPNPU Blends CPU, DSP, and NPU into New Category of Hybrid Processor

(Dec 1, 2022) EE Journal - I was just introduced to the Chimera GPNPU (general-purpose neural processor unit) from the clever chaps and chapesses at Quadric, and this little scamp certainly presses my “wildly imaginative” and “dazzling” hot buttons.

Quadric in the US has Introduced a Family of General-Purpose Neural Processors (GPNPUs) that Combine a Neural Processing Accelerator with Full C++ Programmability of a Digital Signal Processor (DSP)

(Nov 2, 2022) EENews Europe - A significant advantage of this new architecture is that neural network graphs and C++ code are merged into a single software code stream. Only one tool chain is required for scalar, vector, and matrix computations. Memory bandwidth is optimized by a single unified compilation stack that helps result in significant power minimization.

Quadric Chimera GPNPU IP Combines NPU, DSP, and Real-time CPU into One Programmable Core

(Nov 2, 2022) Embedded Systems News - According to Quadric, the main benefit of such design is simplifying system-on-chip (SoC) hardware design and subsequent software programming once the chip is available thanks to a unified architecture for machine learning inference as well as pre-and-post processing. Since the core is programmable it should also be future-proof.

Quadric's Chimera Blends Neural Processing and Digital Signal Processing for Performance and Ease

(Nov 2, 2022) Hackster.io - Designed to do everything an ML accelerator and a DSP can do simultaneously, the Chimera promises to make developers lives easier.

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