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IEEE Spectrum
Low-Power AI Startup Eta Compute Delivers First Commercial Chips
The chip, called the ECM 3532, consumes as little as 100 microwatts and is designed to perform AI-enabled tasks such as object identification, recognize wake words or sounds, and analyze data from a variety of sensors.
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IoT News
Eta Compute Announces Production Silicon of Edge AI Processor
Eta Compute Inc., a company dedicated to delivering machine learning to mobile and edge devices using its revolutionary new platform, announces the first shipment of production silicon for its ECM3532, the world’s first AI multicore processor for embedded sensor applications.
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Circuit Cellar
Ultra-Energy Efficient Edge AI Processor Ships
Eta Compute has announced the first shipment of production silicon for its ECM3532. The company claims it as the world’s first AI multicore processor for embedded sensor applications.
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Design and Reuse
Eta Compute Announces Production Silicon of the World’s Most Energy-efficient Edge AI Processor
Eta Compute Inc., a company dedicated to delivering machine learning to mobile and edge devices using its revolutionary new platform, announces the first shipment of production silicon for its ECM3532, the world’s first AI multicore processor for embedded sensor applications.
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Topio Networks
ETA compute makes Edge AI assumptions a reality
An example of successful start-up is ETA Compute, which released its chips last week at the TinyML conference. ECM 3532, is a system on a chip, built around an Arm Cortex-M3 processor core and an NXP CoolFlux DSP core.